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Kaipara hikoi leader petitions Parliament for mandatory karakia
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Funding boost for Maori and Pacific healthy heart equity
Community-engaged research programmes receive funding for Māori and Pacific healthcare.
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Top Māori police officer thanks community for ongoing support
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Karakia ban: Kaipara mayor unrepentant in wake of hīkoi
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Rāhui banning blackfoot pāua take from Pōrangahau reef in place
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“Following our visit, we hope to continue our partnership & work together in the future."
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10,000 signatures want Pharmac to fund 'lifesaving medicines for all children'
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