Maori Battalion veteran to play role in Auckland ceremony
The battalion is being to be honoured with a special plaque at Kāhui St David’s.
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Christopher Luxon believes new Three Strikes law will benefit Māori
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High Court reserves decision on Waitangi Tribunal summons
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Glen Eden kōhanga reo running Givealittle to stay open
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A showcase for Māori art and its place in the Pacific
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Act leader David Seymour warns Waitangi Tribunal it has picked a scrap with the wrong MP.
Minister says services for at-risk children will improve after job cuts
Karen Chhour says job cuts at OT won't compromise care.