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Kahungunu partners with Crown to build homes
Ngāti Kahungunu was identified as an iwi ready to partner with the Government
Don't miss 11th Fish Hook Summit
This event will take place at the Napier Conferences & Events Centre on Tuesday, June 21.
Farewell to the old and welcome to the new
Special day for outgoing chairman Ngahiwi Tomoana and incoming chairman Bayden Barber.
Paula Morris: Māori writers meeting strong demand
On the wealth of Māori writers and their passionate readership.
Saving Aotearoa: Games developer Maru Nihoniho unleashes Guardian Māia
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Possum trapper to watchdog: The Māori leader holding Auckland Council to account
The Māori Statutory Board is pushing for three Māori seats on Auckland Council.
John MacDonald: Ngāi Tahu Ecan Bill is unnecessary and wrong
OPINION: Ecan already has a formal partnership with Ngāi Tahu, John MacDonald writes.
Any-time roll change for Māori voters 'huge' improvement, says councillor
Elijah Pue says the move will help remove barriers to voting
Whanganui institute leads study of Māori brain health
Te Atawhai o te Ao is working with the Ageing Well National Science Challenge
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It's a star-studded lineup of wahine Māori Toa taking to the stage.
Kharl WiRepa's designs to grace runways in Paris and London
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Tarawera eruption: Three warnings of the great disaster
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Mt Tarawera eruption birthed a new dawn
About 2am on June 10, 1886, the world changed irrevocably when Tarawera erupted.
More youth encouraged to connect with culture through marae-based workshop
Rangatahi Ora is conducting a three-day marae-based workshop from June 17 to 19.
Abundance of events coming up to celebrate Matariki
Matariki, this year celebrated on June 24, is the nationally recognised Māori New Year.
National to block changes to 'racist' Māori voting laws
Govt has announced proposed changes but they need 75 per cent support to pass.
Taranaki hapū want rāhui on shellfish for two years
Hundreds of visitors collected kaimoana – especially pāua – during the last two summers.
Historic milestone for Māori Television as the sun rises on new name
"We are taking a name that better reflects our television services and the mahi."
Hopes for new Tauranga trade relationships after international diplomat visit
The visit has been described as a rare opportunity.
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Havelock North McDonald's staff facing abuse over 'kia ora' incident
Taupō rock art collective to preserve precious taonga
The collective needs support to continue growing its kaupapa.
John Tamihere: What's the problem with what China is doing in the Pacific?
OPINION: China has the right to deal with the Pacific Nations just like we do.
Shane Te Pou: How to grow the economic pie for all in NZ
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Widow vows to take legal action after husband's body taken by whānau
A wife is vowing to fight to get her husband back.
Government asks for help to fix Māori electoral law, but it needs support
Government is set to announce a big electoral law change, but it needs National's help.
Gender-neutral wharepaku at rugby clubs across motu
Female and non-binary athletes will benefit from a push by NZ Rugby and Sport NZ.
Petition to ban seabed mining delivered to Parliament
Petition with 40,000 signatures against seabed mining was presented to Parliament today.
Hybrid car leasing scheme looks to get more people on board
MUMA to ramp up a scheme to get south Auckland families into hybrid vehicles.