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The English language is set to be given official status.
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A man charged in relation to a protest at Te Papa this week has been released on bail.
Waitangi Tribunal bid made in attempt to stop abolition of Māori Health Authority
The Government plans to disestablish the authority in its first 100 days.
Treaty Negotiations Minister says Govt is focused on progressing settlements
Everyone will have a different point of view regarding history, Paul Goldsmith says.
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Rangatahi in Blenheim mobilise to come to Te Pāti Māori hīkoi
Protests in town led by youth who were 'too shy'.
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Smokefree protest: Hundreds gather at Beehive and Auckland for anti-Govt rally
Hāpai Te Hauora will present a 45,000-signature petition to Parliament today.
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It's yet unclear which payments will be cut and where.
Smokefree challenge: Put People before Profit campaign has gained widespread support
Hāpai Te Hauora will present a 45,000-signature petition to Parliament today.
CrossFit champ says more Māori and Pasifika people are taking up the sport
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Winston Peters enjoys the sun as protests keep rolling out at Parliament.
Te Papa Treaty protest included members of Restore Passenger Rail
Members of the group known for gluing themselves to roads were among those present.
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Eye health for Māori and Pasifika is far from equitable
Unregistered dispensing opticians causing problems
Te reo being 'ripped away': Iwi trust files Waitangi Tribunal claim against Govt
'A dismissal of the reo is essentially a dismissal of the whole idea of Māori itself.'
Ngāpuhi calling: 1000 registered, hundreds more expected for iwi hui
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Māori legal expert backs Te Papa protesters' demands
Māori academic Carwyn Jones said Te Papa's Treaty of Waitangi exhibition needs to change.
Vaping for Māori and Pasifika teens on the rise
Youth vaping is dropping but wāhine Māori teen use is a concern.
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Audrey Young: Seymour sets out detail of Act's Treaty principles bill
David Seymour on the King's hui - "it's exactly what I hoped would happen".
Iwi boss installs boulders to block vehicle access to beach
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Dame Anne Salmond dedicates book to educator and te reo Māori lecturer Merimeri Penfold
Dame Anne Salmond takes readers on a journey through time.
Impressive new Hamilton library now complete
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