Talking Point: Care needed in rewriting our history
Clive Bibby has been an advocate for the compulsory teaching of te reo in our schools.
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Spring has sprung and it's cold out there!
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Just trying te teo is a great step
I tenei tau i tukuna e maatau tetahi atu akomanga mo te reo whakataki poto
Transitioning to a goals based future
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Making first-home buying achievable
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Wyn Drabble: Smokefreerockquest goes back decades
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Health board popular choice
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Genius plan doesn't help with sleepless nights
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Editorial: Sad to say goodbye to beach day
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Roger Moroney: Now I'm in the golden land
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Talking point: What is an honourable agreement?
There is nothing honourable about laws that have alienated Māori land, writes Don Hutana.
Gang patch bans sound great politically, but they are a band aid on a festering sore
Banning gang patches is a band aid on a festering sore.
KiwiBuild reset will address our housing issues, says Whaitiri
This year's theme for Māori language week is "Kia Kaha Te Reo Māori".
Optimism is the only realism
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Architect would be proud to see his buildings now
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Exhibition is aimed at younger audience
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Sport NZ's youth sport messages spark debate
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Spark says no health risks with cell tower sites
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Voters need to exercise their mandate carefully
A fascinating battle; let's just hope it's our environment that wins
Wyn Drabble: The highs and lows of language
Our language is such a rich treasure! We must look after it.
Talking Point: Lots of 'actors' on Napier council
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Boks will play ABs first and last at world cup: Beaver
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Talking point: Communicators 'did not communicate'
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Talking Point: Ihumātao settlement should stand
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Celebration marks unfolding of new era
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Samplers serve double purpose
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