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'We want Tino Rangatiratanga over our lives': Waikato joins nationwide protest
Hundreds gathered in Hamilton at 7.15am.
Hundreds gathered in Hamilton at 7.15am.
Saturday shoppers were treated to a little 'Wonder' in Napier.
Residents appalled at NRC's failure to consult them about tsunami siren locales.
'Why would we punish the kids for not having food?'
Thousands marched through Whangārei as part of Budget Day national protest against some of the coalition Government’s policies relating to Māori and the environment.
'We need to take a big step forward to get us into a healthy position.'
Michael Sobrevilla asked one for a picture of her face to use on a sex robot.
'A civilian wouldn’t be able to tell if it was a live or a drill round.'
This Tauranga kid is rolling, jumping, and splitting her way to the national competition stage! Reporter Mason heads to Rotorua for the qualifying competition. Will she make it?
He was last seen about 5.30pm yesterday.
New Zealand swimmer Lewis Clareburt training at the Sir Owen G. Glenn National Aquatic Centre in Rosedale. Video / Jason Oxenham
Protesters gathered at four locations before congregating in the city centre.
A lack of tertiary education is a huge concern for the wool sector.
More than 600 gathered to showcase the strength of feeling at how Māori are being treated.
Fewer specialists are available due to geographical isolation.
The two Australian brothers accused of rape will not be deported when they leave jail.
Ngāti Korokī is the last hapū to be heard by the Waitangi Tribunal.
Liam Dann, Audrey Young and Jenee Tibshraeny answer your questions.
A person has moderate injuries after a vehicle crashed down a bank off State Highway 5.
For the first time, a non-government organisation presents the census data.
The Tauhara students will be getting the chop for a good cause next week.
The couple had urged Auckland Council to remove the tree for years.
Around the country people have started to gather for a nationwide protest against the Government's policies for Māori. Video / NZ Herald
Census reveals growing Māori numbers means more putea.
Warnings and watches lifted but a 'blustery' day is expected in many areas.
Department store will stay closed in interim while it works to resolve issue.
Albert Epere argued community work was unfair.
'I think I'm done there,' the giant lock says of his All Blacks and Chiefs careers.
Power was out to households across the city.