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Organisers ask for understanding of 19th-century conflicts.
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Beyond White Guilt: Pākehā dilemma - 'We're out of touch with our own world'
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Why Māori will welcome Tuia 250 to Auckland
Comment: To refuse to welcome is a futile path which creates hard borders and walls.
Beyond White Guilt: 'Don't feel guilty, do something' say activists
Action is better than wallowing in guilt, say activists.
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Alex Hotere-Barnes offers some advice from growing up as a Pākehā in the Māori world.
Laura Clarke, the diplomat who made history
British High Commissioner knows more te reo Māori than many Kiwis, and is not at all posh.
Beyond White Guilt: 'I can't change the story of my ancestors but I can try to build a different future'
Jen Margaret says Pākehā New Zealanders are creating blocks for Māori.
Local Focus: First beer fest for Whanganui (since anyone can remember)
River City Beer Festival a success. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Beyond White Guilt: Pākehā are the real problem for Māori, says former mayor
Pākehā are the problem when it comes to the alarming statistics for Māori.
Museum: Prized taonga used in river battles
Te Mata o Hoturoa is one of the most prized and iconic taonga in the Whanganui Museum.
Beyond White Guilt: 'We need to talk about racism'
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Push for new councillor to resign after Treaty comment
Reactions to comments to 'end the Treaty gravy train'. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Past meets present in Social Amnesia exhibition
A new exhibition examines New Zealand's history of the printed word.
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Hastings resident talks about his choice and his quality of life since the transplant.
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Seven-decade wait is over for local hapū planning to build a marae in Northland.
New security training programme pulling in students
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Local Focus: The Governor-General's cloaked mystery
Government House has a mysterious kahu kiwi. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
John Street: Volcanoes change landscape of land dispute
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Bequeathed sewing machine sparks fashion career
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Māori Party comeback bid: Debbie Ngarewa-Packer selected for critical Te Hauāuru seat
Māori Party's Debbie Ngarewa-Packer is now in strong position to become party leader.
'I'm so joyous, I know I worked extremely hard': Hinewai Ormsby breaks into male dominated regional council
Hawke's Bay Regional Council will have at least one Māori councillor.
John Roughan: Historical apologies make me uncomfortable - we should be proud of Cook
COMMENT: It was inevitable a European ship would come to NZ. We can be proud it was Cook's
Mat Mullany: National history curriculum a positive plan
It is with a sense of cautious optimism that our national history can be told.
Local Focus: Equity for Māori is core issue for Whanganui DHB
A new holistic approach to health for Whanganui DHB. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Inside the Mongrel Mob: Why the fuss about the patch?
COMMENT: The role of patches in gang culture is deeply entwined with chemistry of group.
Tuia 250: When the ship comes in
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Live: Endeavour replica arrives in Gisborne to emotional reception
Emotions are running high as the Endeavour replica closes in on the east coast.
Local Focus: Tino rangatiratanga to Tauranga council
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Rob Hewitt spent 75 hours at sea. He survived and now shares his story to help others
Emotional welcome at Tuia 250 commemoration in Gisborne
Emotional scenes at Tuia 250 commemoration in Gisborne