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Mighty kites grace Waitemata
Sea creatures will be dancing high above the waters of the Waitemata Harbour today.
Stripper and other acts renew pressure to close Uluru
The run of what traditional owners regard as serious insults to their beliefs and culture has renewed pressure to close Uluru.
Pair escape charge over death of Aborigine
Two security guards won't face charges over the heat stroke death of a West Australian Aboriginal elder in a prison van.
Ayers rock strip-dance appalls Aboriginals
Native Australians are calling for the deportation of a French tourist who offended their cultural sensitivities.
North Island Maori 'sorely tested' - tribunal
Rapid colonisation left Maori in the lower North Island virtually landless and stripped them of decision-making power, the Waitangi Tribunal has found.
<i>John Armstrong</i>: Labour gets headlines, National gets job done
Political commentator John Armstrong says nothing happening in politics this week had a hope of upstaging the fall and fall of Chris Carter.
Racism storm sweeps through sporting codes
'Cannibals' remark fuels racism-in-sport row across the Tasman.
Queensland police conduct in Aboriginal man's death 'unacceptable'
Queensland's crime watchdog has slammed the way police handled the death in custody of Palm Island man Cameron Doomadgee.
Foreshore agreement 'means ownership'
Maori groups awarded customary title in the foreshore and seabed will be the legal owners of it and the minerals beneath it.
Maori Party brushes off Harawira criticism of foreshore deal
The Maori Party's often controversial MP Hone Harawira says the Prime Minister was "pandering to rednecks" over the foreshore and seabed deal.
Foreshore plan opens door to Maori claims
The Govt will introduce a new property title that can be claimed over the foreshore and seabed.
<i>Audrey Young:</i> Foreshore compromise unlikely
National has relaxed the threshold for claiming customary title but the iwi leaders want it relaxed even further.