Black Fern Krystal Murray hopes Rugby World Cup in Northland inspires next generation of women players
Northland Black Fern Krystal Murray speaks ahead of Saturday's game against Scotland.
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New multi-billion-dollar Auckland village planned
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'I was called a racist c***': Te Pāti Māori wrongfully targeted over Labour policy
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Tāonga now classified with Ministry of Culture & Heritage to prevent overseas sales
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Concern for future of quake-prone marae
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Selah Hart: Time to change the game on alcohol advertising and consumption
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Education hui looks at racism and promoting Māori excellence
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Focus: Mike McRoberts talks his cultural journey, going to war zones and cutting his hours
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'Zero tolerance of unauthorised digging': Sacred Ōwairaka pā site damaged
'It is tragic that there are people desecrating this ancestral maunga and taonga.'
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From Kuirau Park to being homed: 'Street mum' turns her life around
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Family of man missing since May suffer second blow
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Mike McRoberts on war zones, Hilary Barry's departure and cutting his hours
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Sacred site on Ōwairaka Mt Albert damaged by illegal tree planting, authority rules
Tūpuna Maunga Authority says planting was in a previously unmodified area.
Māori taonga is heading to the auction block in Aotearoa . . . but all at a price
Live auction of expatriated tāonga at Webb's Auckland premises next week.
Bay of Plenty hapū leads restoration project in wetlands
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'Gentle giant' killed in Flaxmere: Whānau stunned by 'cowardly' attack
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'Targeting poor communities': Advocates hit out at Hipkins' police photography stance
Wider police discretion to photograph youths will set back race relations, critics say.
'Surely this is madness': Uproar at hui over water bottling consent
There was uproar at a community hui on a water bottling consent granted in Whanganui.
Act ensures decision-making around te ao tūroa includes mana whenua
Ngāi Tahu makes its two appointments to the environment board
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Waka remains a testament to skills of builders
Te Wharau o Iroiro, the name of the tree, was transferred to the vessel itself.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Degraded Little Waihi symptom of big problem
"When the land and water are well – the people will be well."
Opinion: Tough job ahead but Tania up to the task
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Ngāti Rangi says mana trampled on over RAL press statement
Iwi says it found out about Ruapehu company's demise the same time as everyone else.
'An affront': Iwi not informed of Mt Ruapehu changes
Ngāti Rangi says it is 'bitterly disappointed' not to have been consulted on the change.
We deserve to be shown the respect and mana our for maunga
We deserve to be treated better than like tourists on our own maunga.
Top players of Rugby World Cup will take home a unique taonga
The Player of the Match for each of the world cup games will take home a piece of Aotearoa