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Rongoā and modern medicine to work alongside each other, taking a unified approach.
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$26m measles vax campaign hits just 7 per cent of target
Just over 23,000 people were vaccinated out of target of 300,000.
Lisa Tumahai: 16 out of 18 marae at risk from flooding and rising sea levels
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Historic Māori partnership brings jobs, health services into Far North
Māori health partnership has created 77 new jobs in the Far North.
'Poor brown kids are the target of a right-wing agenda' - researcher
National is over-inflating the issue to score political points, a leading academic says.
Helen Leahy appointed new Pou Ārahi for Ngāti Rangi
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Local Focus: Rawinia Parata on Candidate Camera
Rawinia Parata is a candidate for the Gisborne District Council.
Opinion: Three Strikes packed prisons, clogged courts
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Taka's tucker: Local man wins hearts - and stomachs - with free meals
Taka Peters is giving back to his community, rain or shine.
'Face of democracy... is going to change': Wāhine Māori challenge mayoral seats
A number of Māori women have put their hats in the ring to become mayor.
Blind Kiwi singer goes viral with Britney Spears hit
Fans can't get enough of the Kiwi singer's stunning rendition.
Māori NRL legends Adam Blair and Isaac Luke step on the coaching ladder
Adam Blair and Isaac Luke have been named as assistant coaches for Māori All Stars
Carmel Sepuloni: Youth need a hand up - not a token handout
OPINION: Minister for Social Development responds to National Party policy announcement.
'Only going to be one result': Auckland cop warns youths carrying fake guns
Police fear teenagers with fake guns will become casualties of routine armed call outs
Politics professor counters Willie Jackson's 'one person, one vote' argument
Overseas examples illustrate how the principles of democracy are rarely applied.
The new Auckland Mayor will need someone who is politically savvy and community astute
A call for a senior Māori advisor to be part of the Mayor's team is not for all candidates
Mechanics course to be taught in te reo Māori
Christchurch's Ara to become first polytechnic to teach mechanics in te reo Māori.
Sally-Ann Roberts returns home from Rarotonga
Sally-Ann Roberts (Ngāti Hinemihi, Ngāti Pikiao, Te Whakatōhea, Ngāpuhi), was returned to her beloved marae Hinemihi of Ngāti Hinemihi and Ngāti Tarawhai in Rotorua. Video / Maori Television
Despair over low election candidate numbers
A considerable number of council seats across New Zealand have no candidates.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Govt's head in sand on evils of sea bed mining
Political leaders on fence while people of NZ fight to keep sea mining from our waters.
RBNZ defies critics and focuses on Māori issues
Adrian Orr makes case for why it's the Reserve Bank's job to focus on Māori business.
Nelson couple donating pounamu to tamariki in state care
Man to give all tamariki in state care a pounamu
'Second-class Maori' vs 'first-class Maori' - stoush over bill
Urban advocates clash with tribal 'elite' over planned partnership bodies.
Papamoa Bulldogs make another dream come true
The Papamoa Bulldogs made the Bay of Plenty league grand finals on Saturday. Video / Maori Television
Netball star chops hair for cause close to her heart
Netball star Erena Mikaere just chopped her hair off and Black Fern Stacey Fluhler got the opportunity to do it for her. Video / Maori Television
'I don't want your stinking money': Mum tells mobster who hurt her son
Mum of toddler sickened by gang member's $250 victim payment to her traumatised son.
'Appalling, shameful mess': Motorists doing burnouts turn 'jewel' into a 'disgrace'
'We have basically seen it become a quagmire'.
Mana Ruru had two choices - 12 months life or life-saving choices to turn around liver cancer
Mana Ruru had a choice. Die within 12 months or get a second shot at life by making change
Rotorua netball star gets hair chopped off by Black Fern
"I'm currently nervous, I don't know how I'm going to talk as you're doing it."
'I grew up with two very pretty sisters and made the best of what I had'
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait is stepping up for the Rotorua Beauty Pageant but might go beyond.
Minister slams 'one person, one vote' outrage
Willie Jackson: "Thanks to MMP it is not one person, one vote, it's one person two votes."