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History-making Māori land marches woven into defence at Harawira child sex-abuse trial
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Editorial: Govt needs to turn tide in educational achievement
The Government can’t sit on its hands and needs to show a comprehensive plan.
Simon Wilson: The spirit of Waitangi - unity, righteous anger, jokes and music
OPINION: There's a common purpose at Waitangi this year but the Government isn't here yet.
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Nga Tamatoa return to Waitangi in force after 53 years.
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The Treaty is bilingual and indivisible - Shane Jones
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Willie Jackson: Māori deserve good faith bargaining
Act's attempt to divide New Zealanders is not in good faith.
How the coalition Govt intends to face Māoridom at Waitangi
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Tama Potaka scolded for joking about David Seymour's hapū
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'Good challenge from both sides': Luxon speaks from Iwi Chairs Forum
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'The flags being waved this Waitangi don’t mean any harm, we protest in peace'.
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