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Foreshore act could be kept, says Key

The law according to Dimbleby

To the powerful men and sporadic women of Whitehall, gathered in this room, on this day, the young man standing in front of them has no last name.

<i>Fran O'Sullivan:</i> Foreshore debate all about big bucks

<i>Cartoon:</i> Just the usual fees

Foreshore and Seabed Act could go this year, PM tells Maori

After a warm welcome at Te Tii Marae, PM John Key told gathered Maori 2010 could see a 'better solution' to the foreshore and seabed issue.

Cash demanded for Waitangi coverage

Media are being asked to cough up cash to cover Waitangi Day celebrations, with a Ngapuhi elder asking reporters and cameramen to hand over hundreds of dollars.

PM cautions Harawira against flogging the flag

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.

Protesting squatters 'threaten private land rights'

Both sides of the picture

Land owner and occupiers on same side

Name change on cards for Ninety Mile Beach under Treaty deal

New name for Ninety Mile Beach possible under Treaty deal

Famous stretch of coastline in the Far North could be renamed under a tentative Treaty of Waitangi deal.

Waka back and better than ever

Ninety Mile Beach makes up centrepiece of $120m Treaty deal

<i>Paul Moon:</i> Hope for watershed in new Treaty era