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Tiana Epati: Te Ao Mārama brings rays of hope to justice system
Opinion: New court model Te Ao Mārama literally means "the world of light".
'Tears of happiness': Otago police welcome first female Māori commander
Inspector Paula Enoka has also served in Timor Leste and represented NZ at hockey.
Vaccination begins for Māori and Pasifika over-50s
The vaccinations are being rolled out from this week.
Last-minute Māori ward meeting considered
An iwi leader says Whanganui's council didn't do enough to engage with Māori on the issue.
Whanganui land settlement 'to right the wrongs'
Tracey Waitokia sits at the centre of the land claim negotiation.
Māori high school students get leg-up to top universities
Sir John Key will be one of the mentors for the five winners.
Haimona Gray: The end of the Māori Separatism conversation?
COMMENT: For National, it is time to put the Don Brash playbook in archives.
Former Regional Development Minister's take on the Budget
Shane Jones calls for speedier process so money can be doled out quicker for projects.
Book marks 181 years since Treaty signed in Rangitīkei kāinga
Launch of booklet marks 181st anniversary of Treaty signing at Tawhirihoe.
Dairy company investigates employee over extreme views
Lee Williams posted a video today saying he had been suspended from his job.
Local Focus: Landmark decision for Whakatāne District
Whakatāne District Council voted yes for Māori wards. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Māori housing Budget boost 'will make a difference'
For some whānau, living in cow sheds and tents on the beach has become "the new norm".
Stratford councillors make last minute decision on Māori representation
The meeting took place on the very day of the deadline set by central government.
Cheers, waiata, tears of relief: Whakatāne council votes for Māori wards
Cheers, waiata, and tears of relief and joy flowed.
Targeted funding boosts health and housing for Māori
Whānau Ora Commissioning agencies say they are missing out.
Why some iwi are wary of Māori wards
Council will vote on Māori wards only with the say-so of three local tribes.
Housing forum, NorthChamber welcome benefit increase
Calls by community leaders for more clarity around Budget allocation for Northland.
Budget offers little for middle class, but PM is unrepentant
The Budget ticked off a number of Labour promises, but had little for workers.
Budget boost for Māori housing, house and reo 'welcome'
'It's been a long time coming,' says a key advocate of the Māori Health Authority.
Budget 2021: Four political experts give their verdicts
We asked political insiders from across the spectrum to give us their take.
Budget 2021: $131m to tackle family, sexual violence
Funding will target community-led programmes and kaupapa Māori providers.
$1 billion for Māori housing, health, reo initiatives
It includes nearly $100m for the new Māori Health Authority.
Live blog: Budget updates and the best memes and tweets
The Government has just announced its new Budget — but what does it actually mean for you?
Māori housing investment could make real difference in Hawke's Bay - iwi leader
Hawke's Bay Māori leaders react positively to Māori housing funding in 2021 Budget.
Youth advocate's dream comes true
This generation of youth is mighty in my eyes, writes Anahera Pickering.
Govt rejected expert advice to vaccinate higher-risk Māori, Pasifika people earlier
'We're slipping away from following the science - that's problematic' - Dr Rawiri Jansen.
Providing more food options in Ōtangarei
A new café and takeaway shop has opened in Otangarei, focussed on healthy kai options.
Draft history curriculum misses 600 years of NZ's past - panel
Expert panel has criticised Aotearoa NZ's Histories curriculum draft for omitting topics.
'It's not a silver bullet': Horizons to establish Māori wards
Whanganui councillors had opposing views when it came to the vote.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Māori demand the same level of healthcare as Pākehā
If health is 'needs-based', why haven't Māori health needs been addressed yet?
Michael Cullen: Māori, Pākehā and politics - are we ready for a partnership society?
OPINION: Judith Collins has followed a well-worn path over the past few weeks.
Brewery owner quits a week after racist comments against Māori
Canterbury businessman Dave Gaughan is quitting his brewing company.
Some MPs disagree with Judith Collins over targeted funding for Māori
"Of course we think there should be targeted funding," senior MP Simon Bridges says.