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Schools and prisons are failing Maori, says Waipareira chief

Iwi insist private titles must go

Maori will refuse to forgo their rights to the foreshore and seabed unless private owners do the same, an iwi leaders' group has warned.

<i>John Roughan</i>: McCully let Cup down

TV host puts job on the line over <i>Marae</i>

A leading Maori journalist is threatening to walk away from TVNZ if proposals to revamp the Maori-focused current affairs show <i>Marae</i> go ahead, insiders say.

Key says 'darkies' affair deserves to be forgiven

Iwi ready to discuss eviction orders from seaside paradise

Leading New Zealand filmmaker dies

Merata Mita, a co-producer of the hit NZ film <i>Boy</i> and a recipient of the NZ Order of Merit, has died in Auckland today.

PM tells of meeting Waitangi attackers

DIA apologises over Treaty failure

The Department of Internal Affairs has apologised to a mother after it admitted failing to uphold the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi in dealing with her.

<i>Editorial</i>: Coalition is shakier by the day

Crown's tactics cost Tuhoe their Urewera heartland

<i>Cartoon</i>: Tuhoe recipes

<i>Tariana Turia</i>: Te Urewera and Tuhoe are inseparable

Tuhoe hold emergency talks over Key 'betrayal'

Tuhoe are holding emergency hui to discuss John Key's announcement that iwi ownership of the Urewera National Park is off the negotiating table.

<i>Paul Moon:</i> Tuhoe's long-standing call for autonomy

The 2007 'anti-terror raids' reaffirmed old suspicions and helped quicken the enthusiasm for a "Tuhoe Nation", writes historian Paul Moon.

Popularity fears cost Urewera settlement, says Tuhoe

Tuhoe representatives believe they had Cabinet numbers to secure ownership of Te Urewera National Park but say a nervous prime minister acting unilaterally stood in the way.

Turia rejects Key's Urewera line

Sovereignty was never ceded - iwi