'Systemic racism' a lazy claim, police union says
Agencies 'feast off the dysfunction that the system has created' among Māori, MP says.
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Māori Development Minister Willie Jackson sledged Act leader David Seymour.
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Iwi environment unit 'big step up' for regional council
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'I try to encourage other wāhine to feel like they can wear whatever they want'.
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Chelsea secures third straight WSL title with comeback win
Chelsea secured their third Women's Super League title in thrilling style.
Prince Harry to make world exclusive announcement on Māori TV
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Turning their emergency housing estate into a community to be proud of
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Rob Rattenbury: Pākehā need to be trusted with referendum on He Puapua
OPINION: We need a referendum on He Puapua, because progress depends on public support.
Weight loss journey key to former EIT student helping others
My role is to support people to achieve their goals.
'Targeting Māori': The police firearm figures worrying leaders
Actions predicated on race or the situation? Police firearm use data revealed.
Māori interests 'seriously neglected' in camera rollout on fishing vessels
Moana NZ claims Govt neglected Māori interests in plans to install cameras on vessels.
Business digest: Pacific Business Village launched
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Hospices struggling as costs skyrocket
Hospice sector calling for an increase in baseline funding for hospices from government.
Theia releases new album Te Kaahu
Em Walker, known as Theia, is today releasing her new te reo Māori album, Te Kaahu.
Bilingual kura school traffic signs unveiled in Napier
St Patrick's School one of first to welcome bilingual signs.
'Rising tide of Asian artists': Music collective striving to elevate Asian artists
A small Wellington music collective is striving to elevate Asian artists in the Aotearoa.
'Still kids from Flaxmere': Singers make Lexus Song Quest semifinals
The pair will now compete for a place to perform at the grand final gala in Wellington.
Whanganui River iwi hit back at Horizons councillor's claims
'There is global interest in Te Awa Tupua and what iwi are trying to achieve in Whanganui'
'My hero': Firefighter daughter reflects on her inspiring mother
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'I'm the only fulla from the wops' Hokianga teen off to London's Globe theatre
'I can't wait to share Māori culture to a wider audience on the Globe stage'
Bonnie Jansen: The lessons we can learn from Ko's comments
To normalise talking about menstruation, we must do this in a less obvious way.
'Humbled': Governor-General's historic welcome home in North
Dame Cindy Kiro's visit harks back to the final signature to Te Tiriti in Northland.
Applying te ao Māori concepts to landscape architecture
Whakapapa is central to William Hatton's approach to landscape architecture.
Māori health providers: Youth funding a 'sticking plaster on a huge gaping, festering wound'
Empower midwifes to deliver extended healthcare, says Māori health advocate
Revealed: Four te reo Māori names proposed for City Rail Link stations
The City Rail Link's Mana Whenua Forum gifted the stations' names.
Bula! Women's Rugby World Cup welcomes Fiji for the first time
The Fijian national women's rugby team is heading to the Rugby World Cup.
New Zealand's open tourism market still not offering Māori jobs
Total unemployment at a low 3.2 percent, Māori unemployment rate at 6.3 per cent.
Governor-General plans to meet Queen in person
The Governor-General had met the Queen before but only via video link.