Pipeline protest: Council restarts legal action to protect work site
A protester says the council's issues could have been avoided if it listened better.
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Research into Māori communities' experience of alcohol harm
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Research puts Māori experiences with alcohol harm at the forefront
'We just said to them ‘Tell us your stories, you’ve grown up with it, you’ve seen it’.
Students go into bat for their teachers' te reo funding
'Us kids won’t know where we are from if we don’t learn the language.'
Education Minister Erica Stanford says her relationship with teacher union is ‘excellent’
Stanford made her comments at the annual PPTA meeting.
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Dr Andree Pearson hopes to right some Māori health inequity wrongs
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Ballot will decide who gets to attend abuse in care apology
The apology was a key recommendation of the Royal Commission of Inquiry.
Editorial: Govt's education roadmap will hopefully avoid potholes
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'Link to the world' Iwi leaders want airport's future finalised and land returned
An MP says a solution can be found ‘that makes everybody happy'.
UN sends please-explain to NZ Govt over alleged Māori human rights breaches
The letter asks about alleged breach of human rights of Māori.
Plenty of Māori art expressions during Auckland Art Week
Art weeks runs from October 4-October 13.
Tangihanga: A play that looks at death through a Māori lens
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Māori academics ask the Government to rescind ‘colourblind’ directive
'Ethnicity one of the strongest and best markers of need available.'
Olympic canoeist's book follows a young Lisa's dreams
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There is a place for mathematics and a place for te reo Māori in Aotearoa - Academics
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NZ sets new Haka world record at Eden Park
A new Haka world record was set tonight, at Auckland's Eden Park Stadium. Bringing the crown back home where it belongs.
Watch: New world record for largest haka set at Eden Park
Organisers hoped at least 10,000 participants would turn up.
Michael Fowler: Muskets dominated the Battle of Te Pakeke
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Trilogy continues: Soutar book Kāwai 2 on shelves
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Who won the Walters? $50k prize announced at Auckland Art Gallery
Winning artwork praised for 'radicality of its manifestation'.
Māori Language Commission says funding cuts raise questions about Govt's commitment to te reo
'If we are going to revitalise te reo Māori we need the infrastructure to do it.'
Māori sportspeople, administrators to be honoured at awards night
Sporting achievements will be recognised at annual Māori Sports Awards.
Taku Mana is released today as part of the Waiata Anthem month of music
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Labour attacks Government over Whakaata Māori job losses
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Māori students are 1.36 times more likely to leave school without UE than a European student
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Opinion: Wellington government job cuts have compounded the hurt across the community
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Te Pāti Māori warns of ‘million Māori’ wrath over axed $30m te reo programme
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Māori TV job cuts, possible axing of TV news proposed
Whakaata Māori proposes axing daily news and shifting to digital amid $10m funding cuts.
Statistics reveal big changes to iwi populations
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