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How baking transformed a Mongrel Mob member's life and legacy
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How Te Wiki Hākinakina is uniting Māori students across NZ
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'No tolerance': Police brace for gang influx at Mob boss funeral after untimely death
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Murals reflect student resilience after Cyclone Gabrielle in Te Karaka
Murals at Te Karaka School help students express feelings from Cyclone Gabrielle's impact.
‘Political free zone’: All Blacks urged to ditch ‘personal whims and fancies’
Ex-member of All Blacks off-field management team warns of political statement perils.
Council's alcohol policy targets harm in 23 high-crime suburbs
Health advocates praise Auckland's new policy, aiming to curb alcohol-related harm.
Justice Joe Williams celebrates marae's revival at Victoria University
Te Tumu Herenga Waka marae reopens at Victoria Uni after three years, with new building Ngā Mokopuna
Māori rights at risk in Treaty principles overhaul, warns activist
Tina Ngata criticises new bill, saying it favours corporate interests over Māori rights.
Explainer: The history and implications of the Treaty Principles Bill
What the Treaty Principles Bill is all about.
Breaking barriers: How new doctor champions Māori health in medicine
Carlton Irving graduates from Otago Medical School, pushes 'pure work ethic'.
Editorial: Why All Black Sevu Reece's court appearance matters more than his on-field fame
OPINION: Sevu Reece confronts his alcohol issues head-on – and good on him.
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei commercial asset values drop to $1.47b
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From Auckland to Whanganui: New chairman's journey to leading Ngaa Rauru Kiitahi
Tahinganui Hina returned home to Whanganui in 2018.
Sir Richard Faull: From student to esteemed brain researcher
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NZDF performers celebrate 20 years of Te Kōnohete in Wellington
NZDF rōpū performs at Te Kōnohete, honours Māori battalions with waiata and haka
Medical cannabis company secures $1.2m to boost growth amid tough market
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Māori All Blacks to host Six Nations side in Whangārei
Scotland will face the Māori All Blacks in Whangārei, their first meeting in 25 years.
Mokopuna launches clothing line celebrating Dame Whina Cooper's values
The collection honours land march pioneer's enduring values.
Heroic act: Man fights off attacker with bat to save neighbour
Bravery Awards: Man praised for risking his life to save a woman from her son.
Victoria University unveils Living Pā, merging mātauranga Māori and sustainability
At the heart of the building is the marae wharekai.
Jarrod Gilbert: Prison report reveals heartbreak of youth incarceration cycle
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Mei Whaitiri a loved kuia, friend and Pania of the Reef model: Te Hira Henderson
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Revived Wairoa Star supporting other newspaper outlets facing closure
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Lifetime achievement: Tā Pita Sharples and Neil Finn get Icon Awards
Tā Pita Sharples and Neil Finn win the 2024 Arts Foundation Icon Award for lifetime achievement.
Crown to Ngāpuhi: We're not forcing hāpu to negotiate mandates
Te Arawhiti updates on Ngāpuhi settlement, emphasising hāpu-centric negotiations.
NZME's local paper closures: How Wairoa's iwi is leading the way
Wairoa Star, revived by iwi, offers advice to struggling papers amid NZME closures.
Join the debate: New iwi-council agreement proposed in Whanganui
Whanganui Council to discuss world-first indigenous-council partnership at public events.
Tapuwae Tairāwhiti Trails launches interactive map for 58 trails
Tapuwae Tairāwhiti Trails Trust launches site, installs counters to track trail usage.
Northland's first charter school to open under new regime revealed
New charter school Te Rito, Te Kura Taiao, opens in January, teaching in te reo Māori.
Christchurch and Auckland get new charter schools, including French immersion
The five new charter schools include Te Rito in Kaitāia and Ecole Francaise in Auckland.