‘We’re not KPIs’: Pasifika and Māori hit back at PM’s speech
Christopher Luxon delivered a clear-cut message for councils.
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Major police investigation finds being Māori increases chance of prosecution
The finding comes after a three-year investigation into trust and bias in policing.
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Local councils to vote on challenge to Māori ward polling rule
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Editorial: The Tainui one-two - Tuku Morgan and Rahui Papa - is a Māori knockout combo
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'The Crown is sovereign,' PM Christopher Luxon says
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Minister rejects call for exemption over Māori ward poll
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Local Government: Manurewa Local Board ends secret workshops
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Luxon takes on the Tainui challenge
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Act Party notably absent at Māori King’s Koroneihana
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Concerns support for disabled Māori and Pasifika people could 'slip away again'
Fears due to Govt's planned restructure of Whaikaha, the Ministry of Disabled People.
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Autopsy completed on 5-year-old found dead in pond
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Ngāpuhi: Mane Tahere can’t see a Treaty settlement in sight
The country's youngest iwi leader says wellbeing first, money second.
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New mural at Gisborne Skate Park promotes youth support helpline
'It is more than just paint on a wall. It is a beacon of support and a symbol of love.'