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Te Taumata Whakapūmau engage expert to develop a framework protection of taonga.
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The Treaty - a story of evolution and revolution.
Treaty of Waitangi relevant 'every single day'
'A lot of our holidays are just treated as a day off but there is a reason for them.'
Rob Rattenbury: Waitangi Day a work in progress
Comment: The day is becoming of much more significance to more and more of us.
Treaty settlements slow to less than half rate of National under Labour
Treaty Negotiations Minister Andrew Little says Crown must earn back the trust of iwi.
Lady Tureiti Moxon: Commemorating Waitangi is about Crown congruence
We still have a long way to achieve peace and harmony.
Comment: Luxon bats away criticism over speech
OPINION: Shane and Dot Jones' party may have contributed to the mellow atmosphere.
More than 40,000 expected to Hoani Waititi Marae
Hoani Waititi Marae will be rocking to the sounds of music
Focus: Waitangi 2023 political roundup
Parliamentarians have formally been welcomed to Waitangi with PM Chris Hipkins urging Kiwis to not be afraid to discuss Maori-Crown relations while National Party leader Christopher Luxon labels Treaty 'a little experiment'. Video / NZ Herald
'Unacceptably low': Census redesign hoped to boost Maori numbers
The Māori response rate in the 2018 Census was about 68 percent.
Waitangi 2023: Hipkins urges Kiwis to not be afraid to discuss Maori-Crown relations; Luxon labels Treaty 'a little experiment'
Parliamentarians have formally been welcomed to Waitangi.
Rich lister James Kirkpatrick reaches out to help Auckland flood victims
Community advocate Dave Letele has been gifted storage space to stack donated furniture.
Pākinga Pā site near Kaikohe with links to Ngāpuhi chief Hongi Hika given back to iwi
Waitangi Weekend a fitting time for historic Northland pā to be given back.
Why Article 3 of the Treaty deserves more attention in the age of 'co-governance'
The difference in Treaty translations has caused conflict for decades in NZ.
Comment: Hipkins is not at Waitangi on equal terms with Luxon
OPINION: Why attempt to fix something that was not broken at Waitangi?
‘Unjust colonial weapon’: Greens want Māori land perpetual leases to end
Leases of Māori reserve land can have 21-year periods, with perpetual right of renewal.
Massey University sets new standard for Te Tiriti excellence
Massey University is celebrating the launch of a project setting a new standard.
Gull, Ngāi Te Rangi offer discount fuel for iwi beneficiaries
Vouchers will be distributed for a 10 per cent discount on fuel.
Audrey Young: The biggest difference between Hipkins and Ardern
OPINION: The new Prime Minister made a huge step in admitting the problem.
Kapahaka will be thundering in the Garden of Eden
Venue organisers confident Eden Park will drain for Ed Sheeran and Te Matatini.
Battle of Ōhaeawai memorial celebrated
A special church service was held yesterday to celebrate the opening of the 1845 Battle of Ōhaeawai Memorial in Northland. Video / Te Ao Māori News
How racism was identified in initial media reporting of Covid in Aotearoa
Media reports during the Covid pandemic targeted poor and vulnerable communities.
Recognising tino rangatiratanga key to ending racism in NZ
Tino rangatiratanga is the key to a national plan to end racism.
Image problem: What iwi leaders will tell Chris Hipkins about co-governance
Co-governance is seen by some as a way to limit Maori ambition.
Waitangi will see Māori put Hipkins and Luxon to the test
It is the first visit as PM for Hipkins and opponent Luxon as National leader.
Coromandel roading crisis, 'recession is inevitable' & PM arrives in Waitangi | Focus Morning Bulletin: 3 February, 2023
Long weekend travellers warned as more rain could be on the way, earthquake jolts the North Island and coroner's findings revealed over washing machine tragedy in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
When a catastrophe hits a community, local mayors must be seen and heard
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait has a message to Mayor Wayne Brown
Indigenous leaders fear race attacks amid tensions
Indigenous leaders fear race attacks amid Aus' NT tensions
Weaving kapa haka with healing for mental health
Young Māori in the South Island are thriving with kapa haka therapy in school.
Final entries sought for Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award
Renowned artist Mr G to judge Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award.
Māori company sending dearly departed loved ones into the heavens
StardustMe aims to put loved ones among the stars
Short film colonisation collection features Tūhoe tale
We Are Still Here is a collaboration between Australian and Aotearoa filmmakers.