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Cost and number of pamphlets printed also revealed.
Fantastic Four: The schools walking the Treaty talk
Four schools recognised on efforts to better recognise Māori language and culture.
'Scientific racism': Experts reject claim Māori knowledge isn't science
Diminshing role of Māori knowledge a tool for 'exclusion and exploitation', rebuttal says.
High court ruling: Iwi can charge commercial users on Lake Taupō
Taupō iwi have confirmed their right to charge commercial operators on Lake Taupō.
Finance Minister vows to give Māori business owners a 'good go'
Business owners in Hawke's Bay say they need more support to "do what they're good at".
Anahera Pickering: Imagine if every young person had a village?
It's great to see community members pull together to seek solutions for our taitamariki
Comment | Hey coloniser, you want to lead the debate on indigenous rights?
OPINION: Let's demand a debate about the coloniser's entitlements.
Northland iwi hail SNA decision - but say it's just the start
Iwi leader says north now has a chance to engage and be a model for other councils.
'It's like I lost my whānau': Tā moko studio burgled, 24 traditional tools stolen
Two people are believed to be responsible for robbing the Henderson studio.
Māori sheep and beef farmers encouraged to enter Ahuwhenua Trophy
Competition designed to recognise excellence in Māori farming .
Cookie cutters bring Māori flavour to kitchen tools
The new trio to add Māori flavour consists of a fishhook, koru and double twist.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Marae can do exactly what motels are doing, only better
OPINION: In early times marae were surrounded with families living around and close by.
Otago University researchers benefit from $13m in funding
Research related to diabetes, Māori mental health, stomach cancer among areas funded.
'Hurt and dismay': Professors slammed for letter claiming Māori knowledge is not science
The letter does not represent Auckland University's views, vice-chancellor says.
'Largely Pākehā:' Former staff accuse Te Arawhiti of racism
Long-serving Māori staff member who left relatively recently blasted agency for racism.
Alarm bells ring for iwi over lack of wastewater tests
Ngāti Ruanui has backed a call for wastewater testing beyond the city.
Liam Rātana: Māori SMEs keen to harness the power of social media
OPINION: New technology helps to smash barriers faced by Māori entrepreneurs.
Kai Māori: Chefs and flavours leading a Kiwi kai renaissance
From peppery horopito to lush kawakawa, New Zealand chefs explore kai Māori.
'Milking Māori': Fonterra's attempt to trademark te reo slammed
The dairy giant applied on July 13 to trademark 12 Māori words.
Iwi research centre awarded $5m
It will be used for a five-year programme to drive better health outcomes for Māori.
Calls for cultural competency in the classroom
President of Te Akatea has no doubt that there is a problem with the school system.
Taranaki wastewater response sloppy, says Māori Party
"They couldn't provide a reason South Taranaki wastewater is not being tested."
Māori wellbeing practices working for Hokianga Hospital patients
Beautiful spaces are becoming places of connection, healing, peace, and refuge.
Tūhoe honey on world stage after international competition win
Sweet result causes buzz in Te Urewera.
Māori land owners urged to discuss issues and opportunities
The event is designed to ensure whānau understand opportunities for how to use their land.
'My koha of aroha': Hastings woman creates safe space for trauma healing in art exhibition
"There's no one way to do this," Hastings artist Kezia Whakamoe says of healing trauma.
Travelling into the hinterland of China
She burst into tears when she saw her 'mum' amongst the host women.
The South Aucklander using the arts to inspire rangatahi
Sheldon Rua doesn't see dancing or poetry as a hobby, but a vessel for change.
Councillor receives bomb threat after criticism of Police Ten 7 TV show
He suggested Police Ten 7 was reinforcing negative stereotypes about Māori and Pasifika.
'Toa passed quickly, surrounded by love': Sunrise marae burial for baby Orca
Toa died surrounded by love, DoC says.