There's a sense of sadness' Northland rugby head coach calls time
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Eva Rickard's determination sees land stolen from her whānau to be returned
Land taken for our war defence to be returned to Māori ownership
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New Report: Young people placed into state care are on fast track to prison life
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Āki Innovations lands ACC fund investment
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Nandor Tanczos running for Whakatāne mayoralty chains
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Sandra Coney: I have always had strong Māori women role models in my life
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Stags' rugby stalwart is Northland-born and bred but torn between regions
New taonga brought up from Invercargill for the Northland v Southland rugby clash.
Napier's renowned Te Matau a Māui waka set for upgrades
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New T-Shirt opens up a new line of fashion and tributes Mangamuka Gorge
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Nelson Tainui will walk from Cape Reinga to the Bluff
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Presenter Te Rauhiringa Brown forecast the weather in both English and te reo Māori.
Adrian Rurawhe: 'Kaupapa Māori is a way of determining this as much as natural justice'
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'His life doesn't end here': Friends and whānau share stories of Taa Toby Curtis at nehu
Hundreds gathered to farewell Taa Toby Curtis.
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