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Iwi leaders against changes to Oranga Tamariki Act
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Final farewell for Northland rugby legend 'Super Sid' Going
One of New Zealand's greatest ever rugby players, Sid Going, has died aged 80.
Paint attacks hit Stop Co-Governance signs in Whangārei
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Double-fatal fire: Cafe Hanoi executive chef pays tribute to his workers
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Dame Hinewehi Mohi to be inducted in NZ Music Hall of Fame
Mohi says the honour is not her own but belongs to all those involved with Māori music.
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Gisborne District Council future-proofing waste disposal submissions
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ECE centre closing after 50 years show more funding needed, teachers say
Staff have said Government funding doesn't cut it when centres have qualified staff.
Childcare centre embraces heroic wahine with stunning artwork
The artwork features Kahe Te Rau-o-te-rangi and her epic swim.
Tā Pou Temara wins first Māori language book honour at Ockham Book Awards
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'Increasingly activist' Waitangi Tribunal faces its future
Since the election, the Waitangi Tribunal has received six urgent inquiries.
Gangbuster: Police Minister’s message to gangs - reform or be reformed
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Children’s Minister wants to work with Māori - despite working to scrap Treaty obligations
Karen Chhour wants Oranga Tamariki to develop relationships with Māori.
Corrections Minister wants to work with Māori to help rehabilitate inmates
Corrections Minister open to a by 'Māori for Māori' rehab approach.
School lunch changes spark concerns at Kaiti School
Govt to save $107m with simpler school lunch options.
Māori veterans seek compensation for post-war injustices
Inquiry probes Crown's treatment of Māori veterans after their return from fighting.
New school lunch model could cut out kaupapa Māori suppliers
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Councillor quit after being queried about regular absences
Hamilton councillors have been queried about their attendance.
My experience on the DPB was not a pleasant one - Carmel Sepuloni
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New Zealand Navy changing of the guard
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