Privileges committee rules on suppression issue involving Rawiri Waititi
Waititi “appeared to breach” a court suppression order in the House last year.
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Iwi demand PM acknowledges Māori did not cede sovereignty
Luxon told Parliament Māori ceded sovereignty when signing the Treaty of Waitangi.
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Rob Campbell believes bi-partisan politics is the only way forward
Poll law 'racist': Horizons votes to keep Māori seats
Horizons Regional Council has affirmed its two Māori constituencies for the 2025 election.
Top public servant refuses to answer questions on Government's Treaty agenda
The Crown's witness chose not to comment at Waitangi Tribunal hearing.
North Island communities face uncertain futures over mill shutdowns
Raetihi is fighting for survival over WPI decision.
'On the world stage': Rotorua group joins PM's delegation
The experienced cultural group will perform four times during a week-long visit.
Goldsmith does things at pace, official tells Waitangi Tribunal hearing into foreshore and seabed decision
Iwi complain about 'injustice' of three-week consultation on law change.
Northland Regional Council keeps Māori seats but pushes back against polling
Northland Regional Council pushes back against polling
Acting CEO for Tainui Group Holdings announced
Current CEO Chris Joblin announced his resignation in June.
Fintech aims to break down banking barriers
Financial services company Debut is applying to become a New Zealand bank.
Deputy mayor calls upcoming Māori ward referendum a 'farce'
'We know our community and we should be trusted to make that decision.'
'Do Pākehā get stopped?': Armed police stop Māori ex-cop who was out jogging
Former cop Steve Alers says he was stopped for no good reason.
Willie Jackson: Chris Hipkins points out truth about sovereignty
OPINION: The Labour leader accepts what is right.
Chris Hipkins claims 'Māori did not cede sovereignty’
Labour leader: 'That doesn’t mean that the Crown doesn’t have sovereignty now.'
Editorial: A traffic light system could apply to others' behaviours
OPINION: What if Kiwis scored political parties with a green, orange, red barometer?
Young Kaitāia boxers hoping to follow in world champ Mea Motu's footsteps to glory
Kaitāia Boxing Club young trio ready to take on opponents in Auckland comp.
'Another Ihumātao': 100 attend hīkoi against sewerage pipeline
A group leader believes so long as iwi are on their land, work nearby cannot begin.
Central District's new police commander welcomed with pōwhiri
The pōwhiri was attended by Ngāti Ruanui representatives, police and local students.
New Zealand aquaculture industry set for boost from expanded use of mussels in dog food
Green-lipped mussel extract can provide relief for joints in canines.
Opinion: Being Māori remains strong wherever in the world we live
OPINION: Three Australian-based kapa haka will compete in Te Matatini 2025.
'The Originals' mobilise against 'lightning war on Māori rights'
A veteran activist calls for unity to fight the coalition agenda.
Tihei: Takiwātanga Wānanga held to support iwi-led approach
Takiwātanga, the Māori word for autism, is a mana-enhancing term.
'It takes a village': Far North’s biggest community housing development to open
Te Kohekohe will provide 60 homes in an area where accommodation is in short supply.
Taranaki Regional Council stick with status quo on Māori constituency
Under new legislative change, councils must decide on the wards by September 6.
Suspected boat burglar swims away from police in slow-motion chase
Officers, including a police dog, followed the man in an inflatable boat.
Thames-Coromandel reaffirms Māori wards support
'Supporting the establishment of a Māori ward or wards takes nothing away from Pākehā.'
David Seymour happy to debate Treaty Principles Bill – anyone, anywhere, anytime
Act leader says the bill is being driven by his constituency and not an anti-Māori agenda.
Te Arawhata: NZ’s Liberation Museum in France receives boost but needs more support
Kiwi philanthropist Andrew Barnes kicks in $50k and will match other donations.
Māori health providers deliver 33,330 vaccinations, surpassing Government’s 10,000 goal
A $50m investment has surpassed expectations.
Reverend Dr Te Hira Paenga is keeping the Anglican faith
Reverend Dr Te Hira Paenga graduated with a PhD in theology.
Local iwi calls on the Government to save 230 mill jobs
Ngāti Rangi says mana whenua will be most affected by closure.
Whānau get warm, dry, secure homes with Whangārei charity development
The 22-home development is Habitat for Humanity's largest in New Zealand.
Audrey Young: Foreshore and seabed bill close to being finalised – what you need to know
The facts behind the latest moves to change the legislation.