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Deputy PM says the initiative can work if run properly.
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Auckland parks and buildings to have dual English-Māori names
The initiative will showcase the Māori history and stories of Tāmaki Makaurau.
Māori literature may hold solutions to tackling family and sexual violence
Domestic violence solutions “must be a collective effort led by Māori”.
Health partnership aims to improve dementia care for Māori communities.
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Tech industry falling short in representing indigenous voices
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Northland Māori student Kiani Christie is a high achiever
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Looking at the numbers, Dr Shane Reti's health plan for Māori doesn't add up
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'I’m thrilled Māori is spoken regularly': Dame Kiri reflects on changing NZ
Kiwi opera star reflects on her life in music as her 80th birthday nears.
Finished: Te Arawa Whare Waka opening final step in revamp of Rotorua's lakefront
The opening brought to a close the five-year Rotorua lakefront development project.
A chance to travel around the world at Cornwall park
International Cultures Day returns after a five-year absence.
Non-Māori need to be aware of ‘privilege’ as demand for te reo grows
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Whanganui mayor reflects on iwi relations since occupation
'I’m here to celebrate what [the protesters] did. That’s the difference.'
Ngāi Tahu stalwart remembered as a 'nice and good man'
Charlie Croft is remembered at memorial service at Tūtehuarewa Marae.
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Watch: Students perform emotional, fierce haka for former head boy Efeso Collins
A crowd of more than 2000 people gathered inside the venue today to farewell Collins.
Peeni Henare: The health of Māori is not a priority for this Government
Opinion: Relying on the status quo has not worked.
Iwi prepare to occupy sacred land in protest
Iwi say all bets are off and all avenues of protest are on the table.
'It's a beautiful day': Hundreds gather for Pākaitore celebrations
“It’s a beautiful day; a positive day.”
'One of darkest weeks for te ao Māori': Reti should hang head in shame, says Jackson
Māori agree this is one of the darkest weeks in our political history.
Kura feel they’ve been put to the bottom of the list again - Tinetti
Former education minister worries kura projects will be cut.
Government should stop the blame game and deliver solutions - Rahui Papa
Kaumātua says there has been no kōrero about what the alternative will be.
Rich learnings from international exchanges of Indigenous people - Dr Moana Eruera
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Waitangi Tribunal hearing to listen to Māori veterans' war stories
Few Māori veterans from WWII acquired farms under settlement schemes.
Record turnout for Hamilton's big week of art and performance
A feast of performing art has Hamiltonians in a cultural frenzy.
Mutu - The Prime Minister needs to call Seymour to order
Māori academic professor Margaret Mutu wants the PM to stop Act's propaganda
Māori golfer Kyle Mahi tees up for a shot at New Zealand Open
'It’s quite special to not only represent Māori, but also my whakapapa.'