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Māori cancer patient claims she was discriminated against
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Gisborne schools unite at marae to celebrate Matariki
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Māori astronomer spreads Matariki knowledge to the Pacific.
Iwi offered resources to safeguard their treasures
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Good in the Hood: Dave Letele urges Māori groups to apply as $1m on offer
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