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PM looks for Foreshore and Seabed solutions
Prime Minister John Key today said only one or two iwi stand between a breakthrough on the Foreshore and Seabed issue.
Nationhood, togetherness the Waitangi messages
Nationhood and togetherness were the key messages at a dawn service at the Treaty Grounds today.
Prime Minister's Waitangi Day speech
The full text of Prime Minister John Key's Waitangi Day 2010 speech.
Flags side by side on Harbour Bridge
The Tino Rangatiratanga flag was raised alongside the New Zealand national flag on the Auckland Harbour Bridge early today.
PM puts heat on race extremists
Prime Minister John Key will use his Waitangi Day address this morning to tackle extremists on both sides of the race relations divide.
Maori flag copyright not about money - designer
The woman who designed the Tino Rangatiratanga flag disputes accusations that the family of embattled Maori Party MP Hone Harawira are "cashing in" on the flag.
Harawira's family aimed to cash in on flag - report
Maori Party MP Hone Harawira's family reportedly planned to make money from the Govt's decision to allow the tino rangitiritanga flag to be flown on government buildings on Waitangi Day.
Hapu: 'Hate flag' at Waitangi would be breach of Treaty
A Northland hapu leader says flying the "tino rangatiratanga" flag at the Treaty grounds during Waitangi celebrations would be a breach of treaty rights.
No place for 'mean-spirited' opposition to flag - Harawira
Flying the Maori flag should be a cause for celebration, not mean-spirited opposition, says outspoken Maori Party MP Hone Harawira.
Club in fresh storm over turban ban
National MP Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi is threatening to take a south Auckland club to the Human Rights Commission over its headwear ban.
Flag decision 'tokenism' - Labour
The Labour Party has described the decision to fly the Tino Rangatiratanga flag as the official flag of Maoridom as "tokenism".
Maori leaders clash over flag's new role
Maori leaders disagree over whether the Tino Rangatiratanga flag will ever fly officially at Waitangi.
Harawira expected to apologise tomorrow
The Maori MP will reportedly apologise for racist remarks about white people and swearing when responding to a public email.
Harawira apology would be 'hypocritical' - Samuels
PM says Harawira should apologise, but ex-Labour MP Samuels says he should be made Maori Party leader.
Harawira lives to apologise another day
Hone Harawira has escaped expulsion from the Maori Party, but is likely to be told to publicly apologise for his trip to Paris and an angry email.
'When Wanganui sort out their mayor we'll sort out Hone'
Embattled Maori Party MP Hone Harawira was last night facing his party leadership to discuss disciplinary action.