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Blessing for bridge construction to open Tairāwhiti roads.
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Technology use and the impact of screen time is the top concern for 70pc of parents.
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Traditional Māori practitioners will be providing mirimiri and rōngoa in Hawke's Bay.
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Māori whānau facing cancer talk about barriers to treatment in current health system.
Microsoft wants Māori and Pasifika to train for careers in cybersecurity
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Judith Collins marae speaking criticism sparks Māori theatre production
The Te Pou Theatre will tackle the issues of women speaking on marae.
Party hopes the Māori count is correct
Co-leader Rawiri Waititi is confident more Māori have filled out their census.
Police launch new initiative, Tiaki Whanau, to stem family violence
Top cop: Māori must take ownership of family violence issues
Study to focus on big drop in Māori pēpi immunisations
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Te Arawa kapa haka raising pūtea for flood whānau
Te Arawa's six Te Matatini finalists perform to raise money for flood victims.
Craig King: Positive solutions to NZ’s elective healthcare burden
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Dave Letele’s diary of the devastation and sense of hopelessness in rural communities
Community advocate Dave Letele goes into the heart of the devastated regions.
Weaving traditional knowledge into caring for native plant life in Kapiti
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Hariata Ropata-Tangahoe artworks to feature in national portrait gallery
Hariata Ropata-Tangahoe artworks to feature in national portrait gallery.
Pēpi and rangatahi health targeted in latest Cure Kids research projects
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Police still looking for a home detention woman who bolted during Cyclone Gabrielle
Corrections' electronic systems were tested during Cyclone Gabrielle.
Torise Flay: We can collaborate and bring a little taste of Pacific into Te Matatini
Te Matatini has laid a blue print for festivals into the future
Increase in meningococcal cases prompts warning for students to be vigilant
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Clothing brand Soil and Sand awarded at Te Tai Tokerau Māori Business Awards
"We just try our best, try our hardest, to give our customers the best product we can."
Dave Letele delivering on his promise to homeless whānau after floods, cyclone
Dave Letele's BBM charity has refitted 42 homes of affected whānau.
Rangatahi studying how to reduce Te Arawa catfish populations
Summer internship inspires rangatahi to learn more about reducing catfish populations.
FamilyBoost package will benefit Māori, says Reti
Dr Shane Reti says National's family support package will aid Māori most.
Professor Tracey McIntosh: We must work with all the whānau to make a collective change
New research is painting a sobering picture of the impact of family violence on wāhine
‘Not an enemy of science’: What is mātauranga Māori and how is it being rolled out in schools?
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Resilient Māori of Rangatira Marae working to salvage precious taonga
Salvaging and restoring precious taonga from a ruined marae is emotional work.
Jason Mika: Māori are succeeding at self-determination and at the heart of it is kura kaupapa Māori, kōhanga reo
Co-governance is not a dirty word and must be part of our future.
Whakatōhea settlement will come 183 years after Treaty signing
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Rahui Papa: Iwi and hapū will have the way, the means and the resources to go and collect the data
Iwi in three regions are urging their people to be counted and fill in the census.
Willie Jackson: The rain's not racist, but the history of this country has undeniably been
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