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Waiheke marina protester appears in court on wilful trespass charges
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NZ Herald, Newshub, Māori TV, Pacific Media Network team up in new $2.4m journalism cadet scheme
Diverse cadets will "better reflect the communities of Aotearoa".
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Prison art programme aims to tackle recidivism
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Iwi body claims council didn't take reasonable steps to introduce Māori wards
Claim targets inadequacy of legislation, including the 2021 act.
Thirteen stand for seven seats on Ngā Tāngata Tiaki
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Local Focus: Learning event attracts Māori digital startup accelerator
PMP looking for young people. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Warriorhood': Māori woman QLD first police officer to have moko kauae
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'We need money': Collins refuses to say if Brash helped fund billboards
'I'm happy to have assistance from Don Brash and every other former leader,' Collins says.
Plunket admits failing Māori, Pacific and disabled children
Whānau Āwhina Plunket is already making changes, says chief executive.
Representation review could affect Māori ward structure
Local authorities are required to review their representation at least every six years.
Watch: Orca-sitters on 24-hour duty as search for lost calf's pod goes global
'This has gone from a community event, into a nationwide event, and now it's gone global.'
Iwi leader slams new wellbeing collective
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Toi Māori: Shane Cotton opens solo exhibition in old home town
Opening 17 July, Te Puāwai introduces a new body of never-before-displayed work
Rangatahi now aiming for military careers
Te Wānanga O Aotearoa helps youth gain life-changing experiences.
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New app Reo Ora aims to be the one-stop learning platform for te reo Māori.
Reserve Bank pays nearly $400k for art work labelled by Act leader as an 'over-priced monstrosity'
Reserve Bank's lobby redesign includes nearly $400,000 for Māori art work and design.
Fight to abolish landfill gathers steam
Local iwi and environmental groups are banding together to fight the Dome Valley landfill.
Hawke's Bay inmates give 'passionate and committed' performance at kapa haka comp
Judges impressed by Hawke's Bay Regional Prison's kapa haka performance.
World-leading app to train teachers in te reo Māori
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Rob Rattenbury: How pervasive is white supremacy in NZ?
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