Treasury scandal takes backseat at Gabriel Makhlouf farewell
Gabriel Makhlouf was feted at a farewell event in the Beehive, in the midst of an inquiry.
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Justice Minister says the system needs to get better at turning around people's lives
Studies show that Maori are more likely to be investigated, apprehended and prosecuted.
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Justice system failures at all levels - independent report
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Massive marae fire: 36 people escape inferno, firefighter injured
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Wellington Housing First contracts revealed
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'By Māori, for Māori': Call for kaupapa approach to tackle disparities
Researchers are calling for a change in approach at Oranga Tamariki.
Crown Treaty breaches damaged King Country iwi mana - report
Crown actions 'frequently' alienated native land in favour of Pākehā settlement.
Award-winning young Māori farmer
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'Stop talking jungle language': Racist shopper targets Stacey Morrison
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Kings of the Ahuwhenua Trophy
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Kōhanga volunteers will get minimum wage by 2021
Extra funding for kōhanga reo, but no decision yet on kōhanga's broader future.
Waitangi Claims Trust seeks mandate from Taihape iwi
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Tiwana Aranui QSM - product of kohanga kaupapa
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Six decades of service to Māori performing arts recognised
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Royal honour for child psychiatrist Hinemoa Elder
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Wiremu Doherty: Only bilingual training will truly speak to Māori
COMMENT: The lack of Māori engagement in the education sector will not fix itself.
Queen's Birthday Honours: Stars of theatre, sport step into the spotlight
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Glow show celebrates Matariki and Māori myth and legend
The glow show is a Matariki celebration sure to delight young audiences.
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Te Puea Herangi was staunchly opposed to Māori enlisting in World War I.
Fletcher Residential wins special OIO waiver
Foreign-owned Fletcher Residential now has special status.
Local Focus: Could this be Gisborne's first Māori mayor?
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Budget to fund $153m transition service
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Local Focus: The Pasifika face of NZ law
Even the President of the Law Society faces racism. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Letters: Legal cannabis threat to smoke-free goal?
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