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Tensions fuelled by Covid further setback for Māori but it's time to remember who we are.
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Covid 19: Latest Rotorua school affected, thousands need booster urgently, DHB says
'Time is now critical to get the whole whanau vaccinated and protected together'
Focus Live: $140 million to support Māori and Pacific health providers
February 22 2022 Just over $140 million will be given to Māori and Pasifika health providers to help those communities hit the hardest in the current Covid outbreak.
Groups work together for better Māori employment outcomes
Māori employment plan works alongside advances in education, health - Katarina Hina.
'You take a quarter of a cup of chance, then you add half a cup of network. Now add a sprinkle of self-belief'
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'Final wall of resistance': Māori vaccination rollout stalls
The rollout was now slowing significantly with fewer first and second doses reported.
Spark makes internet more gender inclusive
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Hihiaua Cultural Centre's new book confronts the future and pays homage to the past
The Hihiaua Cultural Centre has again delivered an emotive and profound exhibition.
Transitional houses to be relocated for $22m pump station
The removal of the homes had been planned since the village's inception in 2017.
'It's a tough time': Te Manu Atatū's plan to help businesses through Covid
"It's a tough time to be in business without any external support."
Ngāti Maika welcomes restoration of Pākaraka name to settlement
Ngāti Maika sees the decision as "an acknowledgment and tribute to our tupuna".
Covid arrived and in a flash, carver Grant Marunui had no job. It was a blessing in disguise
Family man Grant Marunui structures his day round the needs of his partner and children.
The rock where Hinemoa sat and listened to her lover Tūtanekai's flute
Iriirikapua is a significant rock still found on the eastern shore of Lake Rotorua.
Irirangi Te Kowhai - 'She wasn't just my sister, she was my other Mum'
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John Tamihere: Welcome to the party, Pākehā protesters
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Shane Te Pou: Why we should get behind the Social Unemployment Insurance scheme
OPINION: Grant Robertson's plan represents a vast improvement over what we have now.
Conversion therapy ban: Activist shrugs off death threats
'I told myself that I can and I will ban conversion therapy. And last night, we did.'
'Appalling': Health providers waiting months for home isolation funding
Some providers have been working in home isolation for four months without funding.
A North Island town's name has officially changed - here's why
"None of the reasons given against changing outweighed the case to right this wrong."
Iwi to appeal Watercare's resource consent for Waikato River
Watercare is now allowed to take 300 million litres of water a day from the Waikato River.
New social media platform shines light on opportunities for Far North youth
Te Kaharoa connects with Far North youth through social media competitions.
Zizi Sparks: Why those opposed to compulsory te reo in schools miss the point
Opinion: There are more pros than cons to studying te reo.
Manaaki campaign aims to support region in challenging times
The "Are you all goods?" campaign is running over 10 weeks.
Scotty Morrison: 'If you live in Aotearoa, you have just as much responsibility and right to learn te reo'
Scotty Morrison is a champion of the Māori language and has written books celebrating it.
Should te reo Māori be made compulsory in schools?
"We want to build towards a bicultural foundation of a nation," says a local MP.
'Bicultural foundation of a nation': Should te reo Māori be compulsory in schools?
"We're moving into a space where we can be a bilingual country," says local MP.
Titoki reminder of strife at Otumoetai - Te Maunga o te Rongo 1845
The Tītoki tree is a beacon of endurance and persistence.
Whānau key to making learning dream a reality
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Homestead turned reo Maori ECE centre celebrates five years of success
It has not been without its challenges especially in the building and development phase.