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Māori trade delegation reports back on trip to US.
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David Seymour: If it's best for all people, then it's best for Māori
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Australian conference hears of Māori reo revitalisation efforts
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Unitec gallery showcases creative industries
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Opinion: Former police Inspector Regan Tamihere should be celebrated not condemned
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Corrections criticised over Arohata Prison transfers
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Non-Māori appointed to Māori Language Commission
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