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"Anything is possible in this new age," Anglican schools say as Catholic school closes.
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Simon Wilson: What's not to love about our own Eiffel Tower?
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Auckland 'Statue of Liberty' row: Tribe admits 'error'
Ngāti Whātua leader says it was an "error" to seek funding before gaining tribal backing.
Project connects young Māori with ancestral cousins in Taiwan
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Leveraging Māori agribusiness economy
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Tentative support for huge statue at Bastion Point
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Three claims against Awanui Black 'irrefutable' - widow
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All Blacks haka writer wins top award
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30 to 50 metres tall statue for Auckland harbour: Tell us what you think
Giant Bastion Pt statue could rival New York's Statue of Liberty and Rio's Christ statue.
Ngā Tāngata Tiaki o Whanganui Trust awards scholarships
16 Whanganui Iwi members received Te Mana o Te Awa scholarships to further their studies.
'Maori Collection' fragrances stuns Kiwi shopper in Moscow
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Bone study gives picture of NZ's lost world
New study using DNA from fossil bone uncovers unknown animal species and Māori behaviours.
Local Focus: Councils and iwi come together to support Kaituna River
The health of the Kaituna River is a priority for all. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Investigation uncovers cows buried on archaeological site on Motutapu Island
Allegations 49 cows were buried at an archaeological site on Motutapu Island investigated.
Sperm whale found dead near Blenheim
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Brown and Beautiful: Goebel sisters' exhibition
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Inspiring Māori youth in Napier
The summit's aim was to connect young Māori with the forefront of Māori development.
Former trustee sentenced over $1m theft
The money was stolen from a trust which helps underprivileged people.
Toby Curtis: Stop callous removal of our partnership schools
COMMENT: My plea to the Minister of Education is to stop this injustice.
Watch: Auckland Harbour Bridge lights up for Matariki
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Local Focus: Taking it to the world stage
How Te Puia are taking Māori culture to the world. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Far North hapū at loggerheads over 1080
A storm brews over 1080 drops in the Far North where hapū are disagreeing with each other.
Editorial: Koro Wētere helped make NZ better
EDITORIAL: Quiet, friendly Koro Wētere achieved a great deal.
Bowel cancer: Plea to Kiwis – don't die of shame
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Pair have big plans to revive Whanganui's Te Ao Hou Marae
Cousins Geoff Hipango and Debbie Te Riaki are implementing their ideas for Te Ao Hou.
Tommy Wilson: All you need is aroha
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Peters, MPs gather to farewell Koro Wētere
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Immigration NZ demanded letter of support from dead parents
Agency demanded proof for Māori elder's wife's visa application. But there's a problem.