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Jacinda Ardern makes first Chatham Islands visit
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WHO declares new ‘imminent’ global threat
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Rotorua Museum shows 15 taonga to iwi
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Joelle King is the queen of Māori squash
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Focus Sport: Making poi with the pro, 16-year-old CEO of Pōtiki Poi Georgia Latu
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Education researchers win innovation medal
Te Kāhui A Te Rūrangahau created a user-friendly guide for teachers.
The panel who will be looking under the bonnet to investigate racism in the ranks reports to capital
Māori panel members meet with police hierarchy to discuss plans.
Call for drug policy to include by Māori for Māori approach after report's revelations
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Māori housing 'beyond a crisis': Govt commits $55m to help Tai Tokerau
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