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Campaign to save the Hauraki Gulf gets a boost from new marine research vessel.
Claudette Hauiti: Make no mistake about it - Māori have been snubbed
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Iwi will meet with Settlers Day organisers to hammer out differences.
Te Pāti Māori: Lack of Māori leadership contenders disappointing
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Musician-poet Ariana Tikao exploring te reo Māori renaissance
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Māori want next PM to be one of their own
Māori Party president John Tamihere says Labour's Māori caucus must flex its muscle.
Waka ama competitors return to Lake Karapiro for nationals
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'That’s manaaki’: Māori leaders on Ardern’s legacy for tangata whenua
Māori leaders say Ardern leaves legacy of bringing manaakitanga into mainstream politics.
Opinion: Māoridom didn’t always see eye to eye with Ardern but had tremendous respect for her
Ardern and Māori didn't always see eye to eye but there was always respect.
Iwi puts their putea into monster kapa haka event
Local Iwi Ngāti Whātua Ōrakei will host Te Matatini visitors as sponsors.
Cabinet reshuffle could rattle a few Māori MPs' feathers
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Wai Ariki Hot Springs and Spa rising from the whenua
The hot springs in Rotorua is on track to open this year
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It took the victim complaining to the CAA before attacker ended up in court.
The Olympics of kapa haka is coming to Tamaki Makaurau
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From the police beat to tribal drums: Wane Wharerau now Ngāpuhi chairman
Wane Wharerau is retiring from the police after 42 years to fulfil an iwi calling.
Senior nurses appointed to Starship to address Māori health inequity
Two senior Starship appointments will address Māori health inequity.
Ngāpuhi studies the wider implications of Waitangi Tribunal report
The biggest tribe in Aotearoa consider the wider ramifications of the Tribunal report.
Chairman of Ngāti Whātua Ōrakei investment arm steps down
Stiassny was instrumental in growing the iwi into a $1.6 billion entity.
'His heart was so broken': Death of Iraena Asher's dad - grieving family speak after latest tragedy
The family of Michael Pikikotuku Asher's view of police has changed.
Six Māori wāhine line up for Miss New Zealand 2023 pageant
Six of the 19 Miss New Zealand participants are Māori.
Mental health campaigner Mike King left battered, bruised after cycling crash
Mike and his mates are swimming, running and cycling from the Cape to the Beehive.
Countdown to Coterie’s first ever headline tour of Aotearoa
Coterie will headline their own tour of Aotearoa.
Ports of Auckland will contribute $1.5 million to preserve the Waitematā Harbour
Auckland Ports funding group to preserve Harbour as part of settlement of legal case.
IPCA complaint lodged claiming Māori youth racially targeted by police
Researcher: Police DNA gathering rates are 'alarming'
After a four year hiatus, the countdown to Te Matatini is on
Kapa haka returns to the big stage after four years.
Opinion: The local alcohol policies were flawed from day one
Communities must have the mandate to control alcohol sales.