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Simon Collins: We need to decolonise our thinking
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Sandra Coney: I fear for a public service where people get sacked for expressing their opinions
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Māori need to have that difficult conversation about climate change
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Fate of whale fossil taken from West Coast river unknown
Man removed a whale fossil from a riverbank at Little Wanganui on the West Coast.
Māori astronomy Professor Rangi Mātāmua looks to the stars for inspiration
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Alf Filipaina: Te Matatini was well worth the council investment
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Claimants seek better protection of rongoā Māori
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Nurse who 'lost everything' in cyclone returns to work three days later
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Mum fumes amid claims teacher forced student to cut off taonga
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Tāne Māori in Australia share stories from Downunder on new podcast
A new podcast features Māori in Australia telling their stories - the Māori way.
Boiling Point takes a fresh insight into the 2022 protests at Parliament
RNZ documentary to reveal never before seen footage of last year's protest on Parliament.
'Safe space': New educational programme to address family violence starts
It allows violent men a chance to learn to “make better choices for their families".
Rare Disorders NZ publishes guide for parents and caregivers
Newly-launched guide helps navigate the path in caring for a child with a rare disorder.
Boris Sokratov: To bend, bow and kneel are not in Campbell’s DNA
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Coastal community seeking answers from council on closed gorge
Ākitio residents are worried they may be completely cut off.
A crate for a mate: Man risks walk over debris-covered bridge to give friend cold one
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