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Mystery of carving found washed up on Northland beach solved
But how it ended up in the sea remains a mystery.
Iwi lose confidence in council over Treaty Principles Bill stance
Councillors' block on Treaty bill debate sparks iwi backlash in Taranaki.
Why Akaroa’s wastewater upgrade is crucial for harbour health
New plant to cut Akaroa harbour sewage discharge from nine times a year to once every four years.
Man who fleeced gardening group's tools before Christmas owns up
A Northland thief has owned up to stealing all a visiting gardening group's tools
Central North Island iwi elect first post-settlement board
Te Korowai o Wainuiārua trustees will manage $28.5m in Treaty settlement assets.
Whakaari White Island tour company owes $8.5m, liquidators say
Just $53,000 in assets as liquidators work to sell what they can.
‘Inundated’: Over 20k submissions flood Parliament deadline
Calls grow to extend Treaty Bill submission deadline amid tech issues.
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Her legacy of inclusivity and courage continues to inspire future generations across Aotearoa.
Editorial: Dame Tariana Turia was an inspiration
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‘Go out there and do the mahi’: Che Wilson on aunt Dame Tariana Turia’s legacy
Dame Tariana Turia's legacy honoured; whānau urged to 'do the mahi' against Treaty bill.
Christopher Finlayson: Remembering the leadership and legacy of Tariana Turia
OPINION: I regard Turia as the finest politician.
'Absolute disgrace': Shane Jones blasts marae tikanga at Dame Tariana Turia’s tangi
The NZ First deputy leader said it was 'disgraceful’.
Intricate carving found washed up in Northland
Mystery surrounds a large, ornate Māori carving found washed up on a beach.
'Really awesome': Internship shapes careers for Tauranga rangatahi
Internship gives iwi members an opportunity to gain experience while building depth.
Community invited to join archaeological dig in Doubtless Bay
Excavation at Butler Point to explore Māori and European historical interactions.
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Watch: Politicians arrive as Dame Tariana Turia remembered at Whangaehu Marae
Ngai Tahu, Ngati Kahungunu join mourning for Māori Party co-leader.
Supporters invited to honour Te Pāti Māori co-founder Dame Tariana Turia at tangi
Turia died on Friday after suffering a stroke.
Audrey Young: Dame Tariana Turia's inspirational interview
Tariana Turia in her own words: 'We are never going to be separate.'
Māori nurse’s journey: Why Hani Sipu left home for Australia’s outback
'I want to look after them as if they’re my family.'
They lost their land over $221 of unpaid rates – then the new owners gave it back
Documents show a historic pā was taken from Māori in the 1970s for 'European hands'.
Opinion: Why Tariana Turia should be immortalised for her mahi
Minister reflects on nearly joining Te Pāti Māori, praises Dame Tariana Turia’s leadership.
Dame Tariana Turia April 8, 1944-January 3, 2025
Dame Tariana Turia, former MP and government minister, has passed away at the age of 80. Video / Corey Fleming
Ceremonies begin for Dame Tariana Turia
Several hundred people are gathered at Pakaitore, Whanganui to farewell Dame Tariana Turia.
Opinion: Tariana Turia – Kua hinga te Tōtara (the mighty Tōtara has fallen)
OPINION: New Zealand may never see her likes again.
Tangi begins and tributes flow after death of Dame Tariana Turia
Turia served as a minister under both Labour and National governments.
Te Pāti Māori co-founder Dame Tariana Turia dies after suffering stroke
Turia first entered Parliament in 1996 and left politics in 2014.
From struggle to strength: Ka Timata transforms rangatahi lives
Ka Timata empowers rangatahi, boosting confidence and providing alternative education.
Te Pāti Māori co-founder Dame Tariana Turia suffers stroke
The former MP, who retired in 2014, suffered a stroke earlier in the week.
Job cuts, rat infestations, meth lollies: A look back at the biggest NZ news of 2024
A look back at the biggest headlines in NZ in 2024.
Man who died after jumping into harbour during Christmas police callout named
Police have said he was evading arrest, but a family member disputed that.
Thieves fleece visiting charity food growing group twice in 10 days
Thieves have hampered the efforts of a charity food growing initiative visiting Northland
'Is this for real?': Honour surprises Ngāi Te Rangi kaumātua
Ihaka has been honoured with an ONZM for services to Māori and governance.
How Ngāti Toa’s island ownership marks a new chapter in their journey
Ngāti Toa celebrates reclaiming Kapiti and Mana islands, affirming ancestral connections.