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Dave Letele delivering on his promise to homeless whānau after floods, cyclone
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Rangatahi studying how to reduce Te Arawa catfish populations
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FamilyBoost package will benefit Māori, says Reti
Dr Shane Reti says National's family support package will aid Māori most.
Professor Tracey McIntosh: We must work with all the whānau to make a collective change
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Jason Mika: Māori are succeeding at self-determination and at the heart of it is kura kaupapa Māori, kōhanga reo
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Whakatōhea settlement will come 183 years after Treaty signing
Iwi says the settlement will transform their region.
Rahui Papa: Iwi and hapū will have the way, the means and the resources to go and collect the data
Iwi in three regions are urging their people to be counted and fill in the census.
Willie Jackson: The rain's not racist, but the history of this country has undeniably been
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Retired man gets crafty with his newest creation
A miniature waka carving is Peter Puketapu's latest creation.
Simon Collins: We need to decolonise our thinking
Simon Collins looks at how we can start to decolonise Aotearoa.
Te Aro Moxon is passionate about improving child and Māori health outcomes
Moxon graduates from Oxford and continues his quest for Māori health equity.
Watch: The Drawing Board episode 2
Derek explores Tūrama, a whare that embeds whakapapa into the built form, creating a connection to a place beyond where the eye can see. The Drawing Board is an 8-part series airing Monday nights on Whakaata Māori. Made with the help of NZ on Air. Video / Faultline Films
Sandra Coney: I fear for a public service where people get sacked for expressing their opinions
Long-time health advocate and campaigner Sandra Coney on Rob Campbell's sacking.
Māori need to have that difficult conversation about climate change
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‘Ludicrous’: Richard Dawkins, Elon Musk criticise mātauranga Māori as Kiwi researcher hits back
Dawkins described the implementation of the policy as "adolescent virtue-signalling".
Fate of whale fossil taken from West Coast river unknown
Man removed a whale fossil from a riverbank at Little Wanganui on the West Coast.
Dunedin light research centre given Māori name
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Māori astronomy Professor Rangi Mātāmua looks to the stars for inspiration
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Alf Filipaina: Te Matatini was well worth the council investment
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Claimants seek better protection of rongoā Māori
WAI262 claimants wrapping a protection of taonga around rongoā Māori
Youngster Wairua Edmonds enters the big time with his shears
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New community hub for whānau along the Whanganui River to open
The grand opening of the River Valley Community Hub will take place on Saturday, March 4.
'Māori land saga': Couple owe trust $332k for not sharing rent profit
Rotorua couple claim court failed to uphold Tikanga when enforcing insolvency.
Mum fumes amid claims teacher forced student to cut off taonga
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Tāne Māori in Australia share stories from Downunder on new podcast
A new podcast features Māori in Australia telling their stories - the Māori way.