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Pop chart launches for te reo Māori songs
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Glenda Kane: 'I often time-travel to my childhood'
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Shane Te Pou on Kawerau's Tasman Mill: 'The smell of home'
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Comment: A passion for our people, our culture and our reo
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Māori wards in Rotorua: a recipe for fairer representation, or further division?
Felix Desmarais talks to Rotorua local government figures about the issue.
Comment: Why our education system needs to address racism
A Whanganui writer addresses the contentious issue of "unteaching" racism in schools.
'Privilege' to be raised by Dame Georgina Kirby, grandson says
Mihaere Kirby says he was lucky to be one of the babies pulling on his Nan's skirts.
Return of New Zealand Tourism Awards welcomed
Former award winners look forward to return of the awards night this year.
Dunedin City Council rejects complaint about te reo Māori usage
Community board member says English was New Zealand's first language.
Debbie Ngārewa-Packer: Māori past, present and future centre stage at kapa haka
Kapa haka - where intergenerational Māori healing, pride and empowerment has centre stage.
Race bigotry alive and well on West Coast, health study finds
A study of Māori living in the region finds racial bigotry poses a challenge for whānau.
'Demolition but smarter': How old state houses are turning into tiny homes for the homeless
A Māori business, a church and a state agency are stopping them from going to landfill.
Te Ururoa Flavell opens up about Māori Party 2017 election loss
When the Māori Party was voted out of Parliament it almost destroyed Te Ururoa Flavell.
How you can learn to grow your own kai
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Why Indigenous knowledge should be an essential part of how we govern the world's oceans
We must adopt more holistic and integrated governance and management approaches.
'White privilege' - the truth behind Act's classroom claim
David Seymour says 'white privilege' classroom incident probably 'enthusiastic graduate'.
Local Focus: Long-term plan hearings begin
Commissioners meet the community on their own whenua. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
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In pictures: Aotea kapa haka performances
Whanganui's Jubilee stadium lights up with kapa haka performances.
Pride, emotion as new whare opens at Waiohiki
About 300 people celebrated the opening of Hau-Te-Ana-Nui.
Book extract: Master Aotearoa navigator Jack Thatcher looks to the stars
Inspiring a new generation of navigators.
Hikoi to Kaikohe: Huge protest over 'modern-day land grab'
An estimated 2000 people joined the hīkoi to the council offices in Kaikohe on Friday.
'You have sinned against Māori' - SNA hīkoi hits Kaikohe
'We got it wrong' - the admission that came as 2000 protesters descended on Kaikohe.
Shaw walks back comments over 'pause' to process on significant natural areas
The Government is in damage control after protests in the north over SNAs.
Provincial Growth Fund sees Te Waiiti marae thrive
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