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<i>Editorial:</i> Small step at UN is big on symbolic value

PM 'naive in the extreme' over UN declaration - Hide

The PM says the UN declaration on the rights of indigenous people that NZ signed up to overnight will have no practical effect, but Rodney Hide disagrees.

Nats give in to Maori over rights declaration

National has agreed to support the contentious UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

<i>Editorial:</i> An apology we don't need to have

<i>Matt McCarten</i>: Whanau Ora a masterstroke for the Maori Party

<i>John Armstrong</i>: Whanau Ora - nanny state in drag?

Timetable tight for Whanau Ora plan

Questions marks over Whanau Ora funding

The Maori Party's flagship policy is a step closer - but major details still have to be sorted out.

<i>Fran O'Sullivan:</i> Offshore potential held at arm's length

Fran O'Sullivan writes that the Maori Party is doing itself a disservice by acquiescing to National's foreshore 'solution'.

Foreshore and Seabed review out today

PM's late mother focus of Labour's welfare attack

Maori students at risk, say teachers

$97m aquaculture deal speedily resolved

Sir Bob started things, but Lady Raiha finished them

No open cast mining on conservation land - PM

There will be no open cast mining on Great Barrier Island or Coromandel, John Key assured Parliament today, while under attack over the Govt's mining plan.

Working with Nats is tough - Sharples

Maori Party co-leader Pita Sharples says working with the Nats in govt is proving to be "very difficult and stressful", writes John Armstrong.

Land of a wrong white crowd

Rugby: MP slates minister's 'ugly' call