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The Government is determined to push through a deeply unpopular set of reforms for water.
Waka Kotahi say hapū were adequately consulted over project
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Museum brings in succession plan
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Local Focus: Bird-woman selected for prestigious award
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New York Times: Māori have taken a lead on conservation efforts to save kauri.
Grants life-changing for environmental students
"The privilege of being able to focus on my studies without the looming thought of debt"
Abused Māori siblings believe they wouldn't have been treated 'like a number' if they were Pākehā
'We just needed to be treated like a child who needed love and a place to call home'.
Three researchers receive first Māori Early Career Development in Cancer Research Awards
The three scholarships are worth $160,000 each over three years of full-time study.
Iwi to lead Jobs for Nature project in Whanganui catchment
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Northland police youth worker's journey from troubled teen to award winner
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Dynamic Business: Māori business strong in turbulent times
Ngāi Tahu, Waikato-Tainui and Ngāti Whātua ki Ōrākei hold their top three positions.
Māori hearings: 'I was a child at the mercy of a monster'
Abuse in care: Māori hearings began on Monday with the experiences of two young men.
'We can't keep up': Papakura Marae struggles with Covid demand
Marae says it is struggling to cope with the sheer number of whānau needing its services.
Miriama Kamo's year of heartbreak and healing
"I remember my first day walking into TVNZ and thinking people aren't going to like me."
Council takes next step for law change for more Māori wards
The bill, if passed, would allow the council to have three Māori ward seats.
Māoriland: Donations flow in to help create short film
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Te Arawa place great value on strength and integrity of Rangitihi
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Live: Man taken away by police after scuffle with protesters outside marae
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Late leader laid foundations for Ngati Pikaio's future
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Building a beneficial community through diving - He pukepuke moana e ekengia e te waka
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Wellington protest: 'We feel mamae' - iwi look to heal grounds
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Work starts on $5m projects to reduce flood risk to Otiria and Moerewa
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