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GWRC will establish a Māori constituency for the 2025 local government elections.
Auckland Council votes no to Māori seats at 2025 local body elections
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Council says it won't introduce Māori Wards
The council says it made the decision after consulting the community.
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Debbie Ngarewa-Packer says Māori voters had a 'negative experience'
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Retired cop Pieri Munro returns to force in top Māori police role
Former superintendent back in blue as deputy chief executive for iwi and communities.
Wrestling: Speed v power in ultimate showdown
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Tūhoe claim Genesis management ‘far more destructive than Gabrielle’
Genesis Energy denies causing damage to the lake environment.
New director for long-term child health and development study
Moana Theodore is the third director in the 51 years of the Dunedin Study.
It's official - Māori wards will feature in district
The wards will be in place for the 2025 and 2028 election.
Legacy of staunch Tairāwhiti advocate Tuta Ngarimu will live on forever
Tuta Ngarimu might be gone, but he will never be forgotten.
Hoons on dunes: Occupation in Far North highlights wider problem iwi ranger says
Two hapū of Ngāti Kahu, have been occupying a stretch of Whatuwhiwhi Road.
Miriama Smith: 'There was this sense that we were being boxed into an idea of being Maori'
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Tauranga to host Te Pūtake o te Riri commemoration of New Zealand Wars
Tauranga is hosting this year's Te Pūtake o te Riri - the commemoration of the NZ Wars.
Funding boost for indigenous start-ups
Four start-up organisations have received funding to support indigenous stories.
Maramataka the focus of new Puke Ariki Museum exhibition
Visitors can learn about the Māori lunar calendar and traditional practices of māra kai.
Midwife who exposed Oranga Tamariki uplift scandal dies
Ripeka Ormsby was the 'quiet hero' behind significant child welfare reforms.
First Iwi of Origin surf crown for Ngāpuhi
Iwi of Origin won by Ngāpuhi at the Aotearoa Māori Surfing Titles.
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In New Zealand, the ethnic pay gap is a reality we must confront.
How Te Pāti Māori caused two of the biggest election upsets
Be prepared for more of a shake-up in Parliament, new MPs say.
News in brief: Surf lifesavers back; Māori Battalion medals; five injured in crash
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Post-election deals: Priorities and bottom lines, where National might be pushed
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Outrage over Māori lecturer comparing NZ colonisation with Israel-Palestine conflict
A complaint about Māori and Palestine reveals two wildly different narratives.
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Moko Tepania is confident a solution to the dispute can be found.
Dame Tariana Turia: Māori health better off under National
The former politician is happy to see a change in government.
Uncertainty over water reforms key theme at Wellington conference
Water industry gathers to gauge reforms proposed by incoming government.
Hemana Waaka shares vast dictionary of te reo sports terms
Veteran Māori broadcaster is passing on years of commentating via an app.
'Avoid speculation': Winston Peters makes quiet return to Wellington
The NZ First leader is avoiding media ahead of the special vote count.