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Deputy Prime Minister Carmel Sepuloni returns to her roots.
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Programme focuses on turning round youth offending
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A passionate haka for graduating mum went viral on social media.
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Two new wāhine judges add kaupapa Māori to the bench
Two wāhine Māori judges sworn on at marae in front of peers and whānau.
Minister backs Ruapehu’s tourism re-think
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Te Matatini mauri handed over in ceremony at Rātana
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Ngāti Maniapoto commemorate ‘momentous occasion’ in NZ railway history
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Hōkūle’a expedition will visit 36 Pacific Rim countries
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JB Heperi-Smith - a man who sought to ‘serve our people’
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Talisman for Te Matatini festival to be welcomed to Rātana Pā this weekend
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Howie Morrison: It will be a this is your life but without dad
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‘Riding roughshod over rangatiratanga’: Academic on therapeutics bill
Govt warned not to repeat past mistakes by legislating to control rongoā Māori.
Hundreds of Māori switching to the Māori electoral roll
Te Pāti Maori push whānau to take the Māori electoral roll option
Betty-Anne Monga sets the tone for soul singing Kiwi musicians
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