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My memory of the Queen: "Her hands were tiny! I think they were as small as mine, and I was ten!"
Māori woman remembers the day in her youth when she met the Queen in Waitangi.
Audrey Young: Ranking Labour's Māori caucus
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Opinion: Our forbidden and forgotten history of Māori racial segregation
There was, and is, a racial discrimination problem against Māori.
Rowena Duncum: Cue the trolls - it's Māori Language Week
OPINION: The Country's executive producer is saddened by Te Wiki o te Reo Māori backlash.
'A really big difference': New classrooms for rumaki students at Merivale School
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Learning te reo: 'I found myself...sitting on the paepae not knowing what to do'
I knew the moment I had to go and learn te reo to honour my mother.
Artists have free rein at new gallery
There are no rules and definitely no one-size-fits-all at ĀKINA.
Allana Goldsmith tracks her love of jazz to Billie Holiday and Whirimako Black
Allana Goldsmith's love of jazz ranges from Billie Holliday to Whirimako Black.
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There are many places to hear, learn and share te reo Māori.
Māori writers provide frank kōrero about returning home
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How 14 MPs rate their fluency in te reo Māori
Te reo is a lifelong journey for most of Labour's Māori MPs.
Revitalisation of Te Reo Māori through Waiata
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Kapa haka is acknowledged as a key role in the revitalisation of te reo Māori.
Kaikōura tragedy: Rāhui announced from Paia Point to Omihi campground
'The Rahui is effective immediately for two weeks.'
Māori not convinced that land earmarked for return won't be sold prior
Supreme Court denies bid for moratorium on land sale ahead of reparations hearing.
Self-checkouts to have te reo Māori option at Countdown
This collaboration is a world-first for Countdown customers.
Frozen Te Reo Māori cast revealed
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The battle for te reo Māori: Commission calls Kiwis to share their stories
'It's still important to remember the past, reflect on it and see where we are.'
John McCaffery: We had to adopt Pākehā means to achieve Māori ends
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Former Te Arawa leader facing serious fraud charges: High Court hearing gets under way
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Toi Ohomai associate dean shares language journey as Māori Language Week begins
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