Tākiri ko te ata ki runga o Te Rahurahu - bringing Waimahana back to life
Waimahana Marae was brought back to the land of the living in 2016.
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Te Pāti Māori calls for 'divorce' from British monarchy
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Iwi leaders say they've still been able to hold the Government to account on the Treaty.
PGF-funded marae upgrade project nears completion
A $16 million marae renovation programme is drawing to a close.
Tamaiti ākona ki te whare tūnga ki te ao – tau ana
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'This really cuts deep': Woman killed in double fatal crash was paraplegic after 2019 crash
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Health providers are holding back on vaccinations for children in wider Whanganui region.
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