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This is not a race based, this is a Judiciary attempting to be just - Jackson
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Treaty & Me lectures open doors for honest discussions
Free public lecture series to engage with Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
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The new Māori Queen will make her first official public appearance today.
One year on: No charges in Baby Ru's brutal death
Police still investigating child's death, with three persons of interest remaining.
Brian Rankin: Lessons Māori and Pākeha can take from the America’s Cup experience in Barcelona
OPINION: Team NZ had an inspirational leader and all the right people.
Minister mulls dissolving Ihumātao committee after four years, $500k spent and no solution
The group tasked with deciding the future of Ihumātao has been told it could be dissolved.
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Government toughens Three Strikes 2.0, likely to include thousands more offenders
The new regime will now be retrospective, with a lower threshold for a first strike
Anaru Eketone: Act's belief Māori should have exact same rights as non-Māori flawed
OPINION: Rights are complex and many-layered.
Māori singer makes The Voice Australia final
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South Auckland community celebrates 21 new te reo Māori site names
The names and narratives enrich and honour the area’s cultural heritage, chair says.
Follow the Māori All Blacks on their tour of Japan
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Act copping the blame for much of the anti-Māori rhetoric, Seymour says
David Seymour looks back over 12 months in power.
'Unacceptable' that AI tools and global tech companies still lag in te reo pronunciation
Proficient Māori language speakers need to be involved, says Māori tech innovator.
Book highlighting climate change in the Pacific launched at Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Samoa
'Trouble in Paradise' features climate change imagery from across the Pacific.
Paralympian Peter Cowan returns to IronMāori after adversity
Cowan was hit by a car when training for the popular triathlon event.
Editorial: Māori culture – national pride or national inconvenience?
OPINION: NZ showcases Māori culture on the world stage – why isn't the same true at home?
‘Removing roadblocks’: Government seeks to simplify acquisition of private land
Government wants to update the 1981 Public Works Act.
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'Māori ki te ao': Three Māori contestants reach The Voice Australia’s semifinals
The top eight contestants will battle it out on Sunday for a spot in the finals.
Monopoly Man: Why Shane Jones is splashing cash in the provinces
The Regional Development Minister says he'll take 'coal before dole' any day.
Ngā Kūaha aims to bridge understanding between Māori healing and psychiatry
'I hope people take away a level of understanding and tolerance after reading the book.'
'Bully boys': Peters fires back as Te Pāti Māori calls for him to be censured over comment in House
Peters said TPM's behaviour was 'pathetic', 'cowardly', and 'preposterous'.
Ngāti Oneone's call for land return leads to five-year lease for yacht club
Iwi seeks return of land, stressing the importance of re-establishing its mana.
Who is Darleen Tana – and why she might go down in NZ political history
She could soon be kicked out of Parliament.
Far North's Ahipara surf break draws competitors for Aotearoa Māori Surfing Titles
The comp brings hundreds to Ahipara over Labour Weekend.
Group's animated ad pokes fun at David Seymour’s legislation
'Regular New Zealanders' who oppose Act's Treaty Principles Bill create comedy skit.
Former MP named new Te Puia board chairman
'His experience in governance, management and business will be an asset.'
CEO resigns from large farming business
Andrew Beijeman is moving on after 10 years with Ātihau-Whanganui Incorporation.
Group protests Ruataniwha dam revival bid
Attempts at a dam have been mired in controversy since first proposed a decade ago.
Te Kawau waka puts Māori culture centre stage at America's Cup
Ngāti Whatua Ōrākei waka makes a splash hit in Barcelona.