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Spotlight to shine on pivotal Paihia history on new trail walk

Historic legacy trail project set to uplift the nationally significant story of Paihia.

Why the new Oranga Tamariki bill should not proceed through Parliament

OPINION: The overhaul of the legislation again fails to include Māori.

David Seymour: Debating one person, one vote is not racism

OPINION: Act Party leader responds to being accused of stoking a cultural war.

Te Pāti Māori focuses on 'decolonising and reindiginising' Aotearoa at conference

'Matike Mai Matariki' conference in Rotorua focused on decolonising Aotearoa.

Decision on future of Ihumātao could take another five years

"160 plus years of displacement and colonisation cannot be undone quickly" - Kīngitanga.

Explainer: End of DHBs - what you need to know about new system

The focus has been on the top end of the planned changes - what about the local level?

'Old chap' Sir Tipene O'Regan shocked by Queen's Birthday Honour

One of Aotearoa's most respected kaumatua is appointed to the Order of New Zealand.

Island paradise's new owner speaks after $22m price dropped

Hapu with 900 years link to island hoped Crown would landbank it.

Thomas Coughlan: Treaty bubbling into Three Waters debate

OPINION: Labour faces an electoral challenge over its co-governance reforms.

Opinion: Co-governance referendum is not the answer

Opinion: Debate needed on co-governance, not a referendum, writes Vaughan Gunson.

Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Loss of Māori legends a call for next generation to rise

COMMENT: They broke ground for tangata whenua, but the hard work is far from over.

Sasha Borissenko: How Dr Moana Jackson changed Pākehā hearts and minds

Remembering "a gentle giant, fierce advocate and great legal revolutionaries".

Ex-cop who raped colleague to be released from prison despite victim's concerns

Jamie Foster had been granted parole; Parole Board released its written decision today.

Landowner to sell Ahipara section as occupation clocks up six months

Occupiers hoping for "positive solution" in the next two months - but can stay all winter.

John Tamihere: You cry separatism? Try being Māori

OPINION: "Why take my money, spend it for me, fail me, then tell me I'm a failure?"

Richard Prebble: 'Paralysing policy' - the problem with Labour's radical co-governance agenda

OPINION: With little debate, Labour has adopted a radical reinterpretation of the Treaty.