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Waitara Lands Bill set to pass tomorrow
Passing of bill will end dispute that started at the time of the Land Wars.
Passing of bill will end dispute that started at the time of the Land Wars.
Nikki Kaye's bill will set off a debate on which languages should be taught.
Fifteen teams from around the country performed in Hamilton.
Nicola Patrick on the spirit of Christmas
Beauty pageants are being slammed as a backwards step in a fight for gender equality.
Ātihau Whanganui reported a net surplus of $3.1m for the year and $21.6m total revenue.
First project involved a clean-up of popular, but trashed, swimming spot at Forest Pools.
Historic Māori names are being revived for the unnamed parks of inner Auckland.
Call for Auditor-General to look into Māori services agency Whānau Ora.
Retiring "Herald" sub editor reflects on a life lived in both Māori and Pakeha worlds.
Old boys plan to open a "transitional" school in 2020, five years before official plans.
Former comic puts on another great show, this time talking to students about mental health
Experts will return to Moturua next month to learn more about the 700-year-old settlement.
The surprising lack of awareness about HIV. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Kapa haka to fore at first Hineraumati ki Raurimu Summer Festival on Thursday.
The bank would also help develop underutilised Māori land and keep profits in New Zealand.
High school student has challenged the notion that Māori and Pasifika students are 'dumb'.
Te Papa o Ngā Manu Porotakataka will be 'a challenge for some and a joy for others'.
A new partnership has been formed between Tamaki Tours and a Māori land trust.
The awards are an opportunity to acknowledge commitment to Māori language revitalisation.
A document shows iwi land negotiators' intentions.
Civilian prisoners of war in 1914-18 Germany permitted to develop rich cultural life
COMMENT: New Zealand has swept aside the unsung heroes of the Māori women's movement.
The iwi have fought the Crown's settlement with Pare Hauraki.
The plan was to plant 1.1 million pine trees - then someone looked at the ground.
COMMENT: English traditions are still strong in this country.
Thousands start voting on new Ngāpuhi Treaty negotiations plan.
Pania Newton said housing would "desecrate" the land.