Ministers lose sign-off powers in backdown on Fast-track Approvals Bill
Chris Bishop, Shane Jones and Simeon Brown will no longer have final approval powers.
Chris Bishop, Shane Jones and Simeon Brown will no longer have final approval powers.
The annual report looks at causes behind perinatal and maternal deaths.
'Supporting the establishment of a Māori ward or wards takes nothing away from Pākehā.'
Napier was the first council in NZ to consult on the latest changes from the Government.
Act leader says the bill is being driven by his constituency and not an anti-Māori agenda.
Kiwi philanthropist Andrew Barnes kicks in $50k and will match other donations.
A $50m investment has surpassed expectations.
Reverend Dr Te Hira Paenga graduated with a PhD in theology.
Ngāti Rangi says mana whenua will be most affected by closure.
Christopher Luxon delivered a clear-cut message for councils.
Māori and Christianity go hand in hand, according to Reverend Dr Te Hira Paenga after graduating with a PhD in theology from the University of Otago. Video / Te Ao
OPINION: Act's leader is pushing his luck over the Treaty principles bill.
The criminologist says another report just highlights police racism.
Aussie athlete Caitlin Parker credits her Māori culture for her Paris Bronze
King Tūheitia uses his coronation celebrations to call New Zealanders as one.
It is the largest cache of New Zealand rugby photographs to enter the open market.
OPINION: Also in today's letters – the PM's shaky Aussie trip; how to tackle boy racers.
The Deputy Prime Minister has muddied the waters on the Treaty Principles Bill debate.
FNDC Mayor Moko Tepania will support a challenge to a rule around Māori ward polling.
OPINION: The proposed bill is set to divide and ultimately keep some people out.
OPINION: Christopher Luxon entered the marae knowing what the reception would be.
Tairāwhiti residents are urged to educate youth on voting for Māori wards.
The National leader tells Parliament he believes Māori ceded sovereignty to the Crown.
"The thought of being Prime Minister has not crossed my mind."
Act leader said it would be 'democratic and respectful' to hear public opinion first.
Hawke's Bay's Māori rugby representatives are on a shield mission.
The couple at the centre of the controversial "reverse uplift" spoke to the media for the first time on Te Ao with Moana. Video / Whakaata Māori
OPINION: Whakapapa ties Māori together as a family and community.
Until this year, workshops have been closed to the public and the media.
National apologises for comments made on Māngere page, say they don't reflect its views.