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Government should stop the blame game and deliver solutions - Rahui Papa

Kaumātua says there has been no kōrero about what the alternative will be.

Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Te Aka Whai Ora was the answer for Māori health

OPINION: The government has not fronted with its plans to address Māori health.

Charlie Crofts was a man for his Ngāi Tahu people

Ngai Tahu whānau mourning the loss of a leader.

Gang patch crackdown a ‘waste of time and energy’

Social worker says gang patch law is waste of time

Twenty reports later, here we are again with more failure in Oranga Tamariki

Twenty reports later, here we are with another evidencing failure within Oranga Tamariki

Devolving Māori health from government to community must come with a cautious approach

Devolving services to community is okay if they have ability to deliver.

Debate on scrapping GST on kai heads to Parliament

Waititi says removing GST from kai would be the start of 'the radical shake-up'.

Editorial: New Social Development broom has a big beneficiary base to clean up

OPINION: A small group of beneficiaries cause the biggest problems.

Audrey Young: The underestimated MP who's got Luxon's ear

OPINION: Simeon Brown is a punchline for some opponents. He may get the last laugh.

James Mahoney: David Seymour's plan is to entrench English version of Te Tiriti into law

OPINION: Seymour believes that democracy is the only successful form of government.

Tama Potaka - te reo Māori as a fundamental part of our country’s DNA

Māori Development Minister says Māori will benefit under National.

Don’t come to talk at us about us, Northland MP tells Government

Mariameno Kapa-Kingi's advice to the Government - ignore us at your peril.

Editorial: Theatre of Waitangi was wonderful - now the hard work begins for Luxon

Editorial: Waitangi was a wonderful display of rights, and wrongs of the past.

The redress deed Te Ruruku Pūtakerongo is not yet legally binding.

Taranaki Māori leaders fear maunga deal at risk.

Christopher Luxon: We must go forward as one country, there is more that unites us than divides us

Prime Minister's pledge to all New Zealanders

Greens co-leader says party here to uphold the mana of tangata whenua

Marama Davidson says they are a Treaty party, not a Māori party.

'We don’t believe Treaty is a partnership between races' - Seymour on eve of Waitangi

David Seymour: No successful society has divided itself by race.

Simon Wilson: The spirit of Waitangi - unity, righteous anger, jokes and music

OPINION: There's a common purpose at Waitangi this year but the Government isn't here yet.