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Children’s Minister Karen Chhour outlines boot camp agenda for young offenders
The first military-style academy for young offenders is set to start next week.
Wairoa mayor continues call for regional council apology over flood
As the cleanup continues, some residents face an uncertain future.
Editorial: Joe Biden did the right thing but should have done it sooner
OPINION: Even his staunchest supporters and money donors wanted Joe to go.
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Michael Ahearne has gone. Now ex-army officer Jason Walbridge has returned from Las Vegas.
Matariki festival unites Tairāwhiti with stars, music and heritage
World War I flag returned to Tolaga Bay; 'Boogieman' Chambers' single acknowledged.
New kaupapa Māori hauora and oranga space opens doors
Kaitāia’s new Māori health and wellbeing space He Kura now open.
Kāinga Ora's 'battery-hen development' proposed for Ruakākā now under review
State housing builds that can't be finished by mid-2025 are being reassessed.
Youth boot camps: Non-inclusion of mana whenua seen as lost opportunity
Oranga Tamariki says it should have engaged with mana whenua sooner.
Small rural projects boost communities, says Shane Jones
Regional Development Minister opens new centre at Kaingaroa.
Why we need a Pasifika seat on New Zealand Rugby board - Dr Dion Enari
Pacific Islanders deserve some recognition at the rugby board table.
Te Pāti Māori MP to take leave of absence after kidney disease diagnosis
Kemp said she looks forward to returning after six weeks of leave 'to focus on my health'.
Whanganui River iwi takes next steps to restore Te Awa Tupua
The partnership will help develop a detailed restoration plan.
Police miss deadline to delete photos of Māori youth
Police must now use more controls to access the non-compliant photos.
Rock stars: How a Tongan family built a multi-million-dollar business
All Stone & Rock are leaving a lasting impression around Auckland
'Come back as a zombie': Kiwi family's plea to fulfil burial wish
How are Kiwis finding the funds during a tough economy? 'It’s all so damn hard.'
Dorothy Taare-Smith named Chief Ombudsman's disability adviser
'Committed to bringing the voices of the voiceless to the forefront.'
Māori governance expert says new ministers are overstepping their briefs
Professor Ella Henry says some MPs have gone beyond setting objectives and goals.
Roadside drug testing could impact innocent people
The Government's plans to introduce random roadside drug testing could harm Māori and mentally ill drivers according to The Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis party. Video / Whakaata Māori
Māori three times more likely to need emergency dental care
New study identified oral health inequities for Māori
Cannabis advocate warns roadside drug test plan could harm mentally ill drivers and Māori
Drivers will be randomly tested for cocaine, methamphetamine, and cannabis.
Police investigating after OT staff's alleged ‘room visits’ to assault children, and ‘inappropriate relationships’
Serious concerns about OT staff practices and a lack of stable leadership.
Mentor service provider ‘gutted’ money isn’t going to community orgs
The coalition Government has a target of reducing youth offending by 15%.
'Ngarewa-Packer smiles like Tinker Bell but rhetoric is from blinking hell' - Shane Jones
NZ First deputy leader says Māori Party is blood shaming.
Maori tech and game developers eye China markets
The group hopes to build relationships with other tech firms.
Daily bag limits raised to tackle kina issue
Those battling Northland’s kina barren problem are getting new tools.
Far North leading the way in resurgence of traditional rongoā Māori healing
Traditional hauora Māori practices explored at Fabulous Fridays.
Adopt a Granny programme to help elderly with extra food and social support
The initiative started in response to some elderly going without food.
Marae-based Northland dementia clinic extended
The mate wareware (dementia) treatment trial was a success and has been extended.
Miss Rotorua pageant aims to deconstruct American idea of beauty
Beauty queens set to take the crown for Miss Rotorua 2024.
‘Kia tūpato’: Youth organisation pleads for safe return of kaitiaki carving
The group has taken to social media in a bid to find their 'guardian'.
Boot camps could cost $100,000 per teen
The Oranga Tamariki-run pilot starts at the end of the month,
A sisterly kōrero and whānau aspirations brings the Kahu Collection to life
A new clothing range is a family affair.
‘Beating heart’ of Māori storytelling marks 10 years
Kōanga Festival is expanding from two weeks to three.