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The Māori Health Authority has the right medicine to make Aotearoa a healthier country.
Kīngitanga mourns tumuaki Anaru Tamihana
Māoridom is mourning the loss of tumuaki and kingmaker Anaru Tamihana of Ngāti Hauā.
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Kāinga Ora has demolished more houses in 2022 than it has built.
Thirty new affordable rentals for Ngā Pōtiki whānau
Homes will be rented at less than the market rental rate.
Raetihi local enters race for Ruapehu mayoralty
Ruapehu District Council's youngest councillor is entering the district's mayoralty race.
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From Ōtara to Nice: The origin of the 'most popular' bar on the French Riviera
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Former Māori All Black returns home to sign with the Steamers
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Māori art given interactivity in piece
One of the creators of the piece hoped it would be the first of many for the area.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Save the sea beds
OPINION: We need bold leadership to put a stop to seabed mining once and for all.
Ōwairaka/Mt Albert tree fight goes full circle
Supreme Court has refused to hear an application by Auckland's Tūpuna Maunga Authority.
'Te Wānanga o Aotearoa has not acted in good faith'
Terminal cancer patient is not only fighting for her life but for an insurance payout.
Wedding fallout grows: Māori King's Office strips son and heir of royal title
The rift widened after Whatumoana Paki married Rangimarie Tahana.
Waikato handed guardianship of Kīngitanga by all iwi leaders
The Kīngitanga was established in 1858 to unite Māori and is still as relevant today.
Missing moggie returns: 'Oh my god, Pipi! We haven't seen you for eight years!'
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Matariki animation: Chapter 7 - Meet Hiwa-i-te-rangi, the wishing star
Follow Ururangi and Nan as they discover the different stars of Matariki.
Waihoroi Shortland: 'I will stand up against rhetoric that labels Māori-based initiatives as separatist'
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Opinion: Knowing our past is the key to our future
OPINION: We have everything to gain by bringing mātauranga Māori to the table.
Kerikeri student crowned joint winner of Race Unity Speech Award
Joe Howell's speech about working together to end racism earned him a top podium finish
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EIT graduate and students take top three places spots
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The audience welcomed Matariki in the stellar presence of singer-songwriter Rob Ruha.
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'Not just ticking a box': Rest home pioneers Māori-context aged care
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Chef Al Brown on learning te reo Māori - and understanding himself
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Māori King's office voices disapproval of son's marriage
Office of Kīngi Tuheitia takes unusual step of issuing media statement on son's wedding.
'A beautiful way to welcome manuhiri to the forest': Pou whenua unveiled in Rotorua
The pou whenua unveiling is part of the Whakarewarewa Forest Development Project.
Dark history recalled at Puanga - Māori New Year - in Taranaki
The story of Te Pakakohi:153 years ago, a Taranaki tribe held fast and paid dearly