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I'll be back - Harawira
Mana Party Leader Hone Harawira - who was ousted from his Te Tai Tokerau stronghold last month - says he will stand for Parliament in 2017.
Mana Party Leader Hone Harawira - who was ousted from his Te Tai Tokerau stronghold last month - says he will stand for Parliament in 2017.
Mana leader Hone Harawira has said goodbye to Parliament with a promise that he will not fade away quietly.
An archaeologically significant early Maori site dating back hundreds of years was disturbed by builders excavating a quake-damaged site, a court heard today.
Visitors to the splendid Treaty grounds at Waitangi probably assume the taxpayers of New Zealand happily pay for the facilities there.
Exclusive: The Warriors are caught up in an investigation into a Maori tourism qualification involving alleged overpayments of $6 million of taxpayers' money.
It was good to see the minor parties in the election did not get to play an inordinate role in governing our country.
Prime Minister John Key says he's upset that the Waitangi National Trust is charging New Zealanders $15 to enter the historic Waitangi Treaty Grounds.
Outgoing Labour leader David Cunliffe has offered leadership rival Grant Robertson the job of deputy leader.
Many of Auckland's volcanic cones, including those at the Domain and Mt Smart, have gained official Maori names under a Treaty of Waitangi settlement.
Mana Party leader Hone Harawira says he hasn't spoken to Kim Dotcom since election night.
An Auckland academic says a fashion magazine’s use of a Maori facial tattoo on a non-Maori model is a “cultural insult”.
The Maori seats are among the most marginal, and the most exhilarating.
Just over half the available voters in the Maori electorates had voted by election day.
Property magnate Sir Bob Jones will be at a public meeting next month seeking abolition of an Auckland Council rule requiring building owners to seek iwi approval for work on their land.
Most parties avoid talk about "bottom lines" for fear of sounding too uncompromising.
The future of one of the faces of Maori Television, Julian Wilcox, is up in the air after a major overhaul at the station.
With heavyweights Pita Sharples and Shane Jones out of the election race, there's a gaping hole in Maori politics and the most urban Maori electorate.
The race for the crucial Te Tai Tokerau electorate took a dramatic turn last night when a Maori Television poll revealed the two leading candidates are neck and neck.
Aucklanders have been gifted a new $5 million-plus conservation reserve the size of Cornwall Park, spanning a 10km beachfront at Te Arai near Mangawhai.
On the face of it, Mana Party leader Hone Harawira and Labour Party hopeful Kelvin Davis agree on major issues that have plagued the Tai Tokerau electorate for years.
NZ First leader Winston Peters has warned "separatism is coming to a council near you" .
Words like nepotism sound too severe for the staff jobs some New Zealand MPs have provided for family members at public expense.
A political candidate who learned of a family tragedy during the launch of her party’s election campaign is paying tribute to her dead sister as she returns to the hustings.
Tainui heavyweight Tukoroirangi Morgan will fulfil the Maori King’s official engagements as he recovers in hospital from his diabetes-related ailment.
Discussions are being held to decide whether King Tuheitia's commitments at the end of the year will be passed onto someone else.