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The plan would hold the Government to account on indigenous rights.
Not guilty plea for museum artefact theft
The "precious" greenstone mere artefact is said to be worth $60,000.
US charity concerts join 'You Are Us' cause
Kiwi acts line up to perform in US concerts to raise money for Christchurch victims.
Local Focus: Water woes have to go says candidate
Johnny Nepe Apatu is running for NKII chair. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
River takes $16m journey back to the past
It's time to 'put right what we can'. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Baby name app slammed for claiming Māori name as Australian
First Aussie tried to steal the pavlova and Crowe. Now it's a tug of love.
Local Focus: Workers unite behind Takitimu Seafoods
Takitimu workers pleased with change. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Nine years on, NZ to start work on UN Declaration
Government committed to UN declaration on indigenous rights, says Mahuta
Inside the Maori Battalion's WWII Italian battles
Sir Wira Gardiner's new book details the Maori Battalion's fighting in World War II.
Local Focus: Tomoana's last stand
Ngahiwi Tomoana is standing for last term as Iwi chair. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Iwi challenge from banker
Shayne Walker is challenging for Iwi chair. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Te Arawa Memorial tekoteko broken in car crash
The recently refurbished Te Arawa Memorial was crashed into on Tuesday night.
'Unconscionable' rates of Māori children abused in state care
Of 227 children harmed in state care over a six-month period, 70 per cent were Māori.
Front Page podcast: Can NZ find the cure to terrorism?
Today's top news: remembrance service held in Christchurch, racism blamed for NZ deaths.
Half of Māori and Pacific deaths in NZ avoidable
Avoidable death rates for Māori and Pacific a travesty, NZ Medical Journal says.
Arrest made after theft of Auckland Museum artefact
The artefact remains missing and anyone with information is asked to contact police.
Iwi advances treaty claim on sites of Mercury dam, power stations
A South Waikato iwi has won the right to challenge an earlier decision.
Race Unity Speech Awards topic 'couldn't be more relevant'
Northland regional heat is next month; Christchurch attacks likely to feature in speeches.
Māori v Pakeha: Let's put away the bathtub chains
COMMENT: Let's not go back to pretending we're all good mates, writes Craig Cooper.
Terror attack aftermath: Mongrel Mob abandons Nazi catch-cry, symbolism
Fastest growing Mongrel Mob chapter turning over new leaf, to empower whānau.
Opinion: Getting to grips with the violence inside us
We need to understand our 'dark side' if we are to combat family violence
Hundreds perform haka tribute in Otara for terror attack victims
A mass haka was held in Otara tonight to pay respects to those who died in Christchurch.
Anne Salmond: Racist underbelly seethes just beneath surface
COMMENT: Sadly, white supremacy has been in New Zealand since colonisation.
12 Questions: Former Shortland Street child star Amber Curreen
Amber Curreen now runs her own Māori theatre company.
Christchurch shootings: Choir shares heartfelt version of Pokarekare Ana
One of the world's best choirs reshares heartfelt version of song done with Kiwi group.
KaiMatariki to represent Far North in Trustpower awards
KaiMatariki Trust members will give an eight-minute presentation at the awards.
Theatre review: 'Ka Tito Au' shows how theatre flourishes everywhere
Apirana Taylor's re-telling of Kupe's heroic adventures takes theatre all over Auckland.
Editorial: Take a leaf from te reo speaker's book
Shouting from the floor does little good, says Craig Cooper
Man yelled at to speak English: 'Māori isn't just for Māori'
Te reo speaker responds with grace after being rudely interrupted at public meeting.
Richard Prebble: Taskforce could destroy your local high school
COMMENT: Bureaucratic "hubs" will not run schools as well as their own boards do.
How this principal turned a failing school into one of the best in the country
Principal says 90% of his Māori students couldn't read. Made with funding from NZ On Air.