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Labour members ask Jackson to stand against Whaitiri
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Five Māori high school students soar high with academic scholarship
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Cobber challenge 2023: Celebrating hardworking herding dogs in Australasia
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Auditions open for latest Te Reo Māori Walt Disney adaption
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Whānau Matters: Episode 14 - Kai
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StatsNZ stays focused on mopping up Census stragglers
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Four names put forward for vacated Waipā Māori Ward seat
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Simon Wilson: Luxon’s fight for his own party’s survival
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Kerikeri social housing plans on hold, community group says
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'Racist, offensive' Corrections ads on buses urgently pulled, apology to iwi
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National says they now do back bilingual road signs; PM accuses party of ‘dog whistle’
Policy reversal came after one MP called them 'confusing' - 'should all be in English'.
Researchers have lost Daisy the great white shark
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