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Small Rotoiti island once hotly sought-after site
Near the western end of Lake Rotoiti lies a small island.
Wero to govt policy over data stored overseas
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DoC reviews contract awarded to minister's husband's company
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Watch: Police illegally photographing youth, Māori
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Learning opportunities for Māori Language Week 2022
Have a go at te reo, ako (learn), whakarongo (listen), or waiata (sing).
Lotto warned of harm to Pacific and Māori from $25m online Bingo
Plan to introduce online Bingo by early next year raises fears of 'continuous gambling'.
Anti-reo Māori complaints at hockey game drowned out with waiata
A nearby kura kaupapa heard the complaints and decided to take action.
Paul Majurey: Ten years since Tāmaki Makarau iwi settled
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Tai Tokerau waka ama athletes clock of medals at world sprint champs
Te Tai Tokerau waka ama athletes returned victorious after competing in the world champs.
Broadcasting Minister Willie Jackson: We can't keep kicking issues down the road!
Minister Jackson said Māori broadcasting should not be a political football.
Treaty of Waitangi: It does not pay to be too dogmatic
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Multi-skilled artist makes animated videos and songs to inspire tamariki to learn te reo
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Parker not keen on Waitangi Tribunal co-governance suggestion
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Iwi moves quickly to support school after tikanga error
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Nursing's next generation: EIT graduate wants to make a difference for Māori
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Only 54 Māui dolphins alive and they are moving closer to extinction
The Māui Dolphin is in grave danger of becoming extinct.
NZ's approach to meth is failing Māori - report
Recommendations include a major overhaul with new health-based solutions.
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Whanganui council seeks explicit Awa Tupua recognition in water reform bill
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'That's a breach': Māori high school students asked to perform karakia on human bones
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Young wahine Māori academic in race for Whanganui council
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Efeso Collins wants to become first non-Pākehā mayor of Auckland.
Hapū doing own investigation on dead pipi
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Coastguard blesses new boat named after Ngāti Whātua warrior
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M9: Te reo Māori advocate supports celebrating milestones
Te reo teacher Hemi Kelly says we have a lot to celebrate in Māori.