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Ngapuhi settlement still in limbo
The future of Ngapuhi's settlement is still hanging in the balance after a Cabinet meeting.
The future of Ngapuhi's settlement is still hanging in the balance after a Cabinet meeting.
Maori Party co-founder Dame Tariana Turia has blasted the Government for "institutional racism" in its proposed reform of child protection
SUP250916alien001.JPG / Waipu's Ethan Trembath, Henry de Jong and Lewis de Jong - aka Alien Weaponry - won two major music competitions
Plans to turn Mt Tarawera and the surrounding land and lake area into a world-class tourism venture are on the cards with a new partnership
Within minutes of walking into her first high-school physics class Amelia Unufe felt like an outsider.
A Herald investigation has found deep disparities hidden beneath rising high school pass-rates tied to students' socio-economic status and ethnicity.
Tuhoronuku chair Hone Sadler says the board has met Treaty Negotiations Minister Chris Finlayson's demands and he should have no resign to strip its mandate, despite board resignations.
Vulnerable children will be placed in foster care more quickly, and their foster parents will get more flexible pay, under law changes outlined today.
Harko Brown, his daughters Billie and Yves and stepson Joshua Rewha, will be in need of a holiday when they return home to the Far
Sir Peter Jackson is in talks to bring augmented reality and digital storytelling to Matiu-Somes Island in Wellington Harbour.
COMMENT: The Kermadecs are our Galapagos. The Galapagos collects about US$150 million a year from tourists. The Kermadecs could also generate millions.
Whanganui Maori are almost twice as likely to go to jail than Europeans when convicted of assault, sparking calls from an MP for a
The dedicated community man taught kapa haka in Orewa for over 30 years and delivered 'valuable and treasured lessons'.
It's 100 years to the day that New Zealand troops joined the Battle of the Somme in World War I. Prince Charles paid tribute to New Zealand's role in war.
A brief liaison with a man she didn't know cost a young Auckland woman $28 a week off her benefit for two years.
COMMENT: You'd think Governments would have learnt by now that if they ignore Maori they do so at their peril.
Non-Maori offenders are more likely to get off with police warnings than Maori offenders, a report has found.
Mother Teresa was made a Roman Catholic saint on September 4 - but it could be a while before Suzanne Aubert is awarded that status. Also
COMMENT: Alan Duff's columns mostly have a valid point, except when he can't see the achievements.
Proponents of eminent Maori architect John Scott have made a last-ditch effort to save one of his revered works on the shores of Lake
The fishing industry is involved in a PR war in which plenty of people wanted to turn consumers against them, Prime Minister John Key warns.
More than half of New Zealand's 41,000 homeless people are now families with children, according to new Otago University research.
Bill English says the commemoration day for land wars will be a locally driven event, not pushed from above by the Government.
Treasured paintings of Maori ancestors have been stolen from a central North Island Maori trust's boardroom.
A major police strategy to slash Maori offending and victimisation rates will miss most targets - with progress on reoffending going backwards.
A Waikato regional councillor found guilty of breaching the council's code of conduct twice in two weeks apologised in a tongue-and-cheek
The Maori king has called for a Maori share in New Zealand's sovereignty by 2025.
Since the birth of her first grandchild six years ago Susan Osborne's decisionmaking has been focused on future generations. "When
A Kaitaia schoolgirl who has organised three community meetings about a spate of suspected youth suicides in the town says she is frustrated that adult agencies have not been more supportive.
COMMENT: We have a seemingly intractable conflict of ideas on our hands when it comes to the native wood pigeon or kereru.