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Legal expert says tikanga can help New Zealand respond to its challenges.
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Collaborative approach needed for the six iwi connected to the Waikato River
Government confirms its environmental commitment to Waikato River.
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Iwi plans major march on Parliament over section 7AA of Oranga Tamariki Act.
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Bill would make tribunal decisions binding on the Crown.
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The Māori ward u-turn demeans indigenous rights.
Act big on property protection, just not for Māori land – John Tamihere
Te Pāti Māori's president says the foreshore law is 40 years in the making.
Ngāti Whātua appeals Waste Management landfill decision
Iwi challenges Environment Court decision to grant Dome Valley site resource consent.
Editorial: The state of Health NZ is similar to the American TV series ER
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Six Kiwis will take on world stars to contest New Zealand Darts Masters
Some of the best players on the planet are heading to New Zealand.
Luxon bypasses highway protest by flying into Urewera
Tūhoe protesters waited on road for PM, who took to the air instead.
I believe joining a gang is not good but understand why many do – Dave Letele
OPINION: Dave Letele goes direct to the gangs to talk about their life choices.
Two by two: Bay chainsaw champion chipping away at international success
Waretini-Hemara hopes to be the first Kiwi to compete in Chetwynd World Carving Champs.
Whānau Ora delivers $2.40 for every $1 invested
South Island Māori celebrate a decade of Whānau Ora.
Opinion: Abuse in care report - I went to Parliament to represent me and my two late brothers
Bernie O'Donnell stands up for his brothers, who passed before the report was released.
Tighter rules for customary marine title return under NZ First coalition deal
Legislation to nullify Appeal Court decision for customary marine titles.
Opinion: Māori and Pasifika wear their cultural tattoos with pride
OPINION: The markings are visual statements of who we are, and where we come from.
Police break up tensions between developers and locals
Developers and locals clash over building site.
Legends re-boot to support Māori and Pasifika wellbeing
Men of league gather in Rotorua for mental health.
'We were almost wiped out – now we're back': The hidden story of Auckland's biggest land shift
Ngāti Whātua are an iwi split by land but are united by spirit.
They lost their land over $221 of unpaid rates – then the new owners gave it back
Documents show a historic pā was taken from Māori in the 1970s for 'European hands'.
Why NZ's biggest iwi feels 'left out': The case for urban Māori
Whenua is as important to urban Māori as it is to iwi.
Thousands asked to come to perform ka mate for a new haka record
New Zealand is set to take back its haka world record.
Act Party wants Te Whatu Ora staff to ditch karakia
David Seymour questions whether other cultural practices would be incorporated.
Commissioner Levy to work with Hauora Māori Committee
'I’ve kept Māori health very much in front of mind' - Shane Reti
Kororāreka or Russell? Name change call stalls
'I think Kororāreka is the name it should be, because that's what it was called.'
Te Pāti Māori calls out the Act Party over Treaty Principles donations plea
'This shows is the Act Party has no confidence in their coalition party agreement.'
An old sugar factory is providing the art sweetener in Taiwan
Tongan artist Tui Gillies is showing off her skills in a month-long residency.
Children’s Minister Karen Chhour outlines boot camp agenda for young offenders
The first military-style academy for young offenders is set to start next week.
Youth boot camps: Non-inclusion of mana whenua seen as lost opportunity
Oranga Tamariki says it should have engaged with mana whenua sooner.
Small rural projects boost communities, says Shane Jones
Regional Development Minister opens new centre at Kaingaroa.