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Māori Health Authority will work with up to date and more accurate Māori health data
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'Substantial legacy': Ngāi Tamarāwaho kaumatua Peri Kohu remembered
Kohu was 'first in line' to support Māori issues and was 'a calm voice of reason'.
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The Manly rainbow jersey debate continues to divide the proud rugby league club
Manly legends Ian Roberts and Sir Graham Lowe discuss the controversial jersey debate.
Seabed mining company grabs Aussie ally
TTR has agreed to swap ownership of the company for shares in an Australian miner.
Goldie painting from 1900s sells for over $500K
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Moana Maniapoto: Māori culture is our IP and can't be traded to the EU
Nothing has changed in two decades of European ignorance towards matters Māori.
Shane Te Pou: It's increasingly evident Luxon is not up to the job
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New law gives Ngāi Tahu right to appoint two councillors
National says the treaty does not trump democracy; Labour says it's the treaty evolving.
Kiwi Kai Nelson crowned Supreme Award winner at annual Māori Business event
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Lisa Tumahai: Two iwi councillors to get voice and vote at ECan
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Squash favourite King knocked out of gold-medal race
King's defeat a huge triumph for her Canadian opponent
James Tamou made it to the top of rugby league and has plenty of whānau in NZ to thank
The NRL legend has gone a long way since his days in Levin.
Local Focus: Mana of the jersey changing lives on the East Coast
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Sir Robert Mahuta and Sir Dryden Spring to be honoured
Hall of Fame showcases Waikato achievers who excelled nationally and internationally.
German artist who 'stole' Māori elder's face tattoo responds to legal threat
'I don't think there is a copyright infringement here': artist.
Claim says Māori rugby league is creating zero pathways for Māori and Pacific talent
Quartet say the game's 'protectors' have destroyed league and left no youth pathways.
Unique gallery tells region's earliest stories
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John Tamihere: 'This Covid hangover is not going away until we all find something else as a scapegoat'
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Fantastic paddlers: Te Tai Tokerau waka ama athletes take on the world
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Kiriana Bird awarded distinguished fellowship for contributions to Māori health
Hawkes Bay GP Dr Kiriana Bird was awarded Distinguished Fellowship of the RNZCGP
Maori-speaking Indonesian lands acting debut
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