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ReoSpace, a new space in the library, welcomes speakers of te reo Māori at all levels.
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Esoteric Revelation is an exhibition for the stars
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Cheap 'knock-offs': Move to protect national Māori flag's legacy
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Aotea Energy aims to revolutionise market with peer to peer sharing grid
Māori energy company wants to take whānau off the grid.
Iwi 'vindicated' by court decision to pull plug on port expansion in Whangārei Harbour
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World-first LSD micro-dosing study recruiting late-stage NZ cancer patients
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'I was punished': David Letele confronts former gang president father about criminal history
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NZ projects short-listed for World Architecture awards
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Kea Kids: Kiwi kids taste test their first-ever hāngī
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Tairāwhiti initiative brings smiles and health services to local families
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Te Pūkenga recruiting advisers to lead major cost-cutting exercise
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Tattoos in Japan once the domain of gangsters but now badges of honour for a younger generation
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Angus Simms: Record-breaking fruit season celebrated but still work to do in food waste
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Olympic Games glossary in Māori and English launched for Paris 2024
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Space operator and iwi deny involvement in lakeside hut evictions
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Māori scholar awarded honorary UK doctorate
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Ōtautahi legends Dillastrate release special new waiata, ‘Māwherangi’
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Former MP attacks 'toxic' workplace
Sandra Lee-Vercoe says the culture of Parliament needs to change.
Māori to the front of leading indigenous peoples rights
Wahine Māori named UN chair to further indigenous rights
Greens wanted a peaceful end to Tana situation
Party considered a tikanga Māori approach to create a peaceful resolution.
Jones wants rematch after Japan's historic victory over Māori All Blacks
Eddie Jones hopes to confirm a Māori game for 2025
'Appalled': Teachers' fears after leaked emails show new curriculum plans
Emails fuel English teachers’ fears about the likely content of rewritten curriculum.
Māori reporter calls double standards on Green Party
Former National MP Claudette Hauiti put racism questions to Green Party leadership.
Northport expansion's creation of jobs outweighed by coastal impact
Independent commissioners have declined the resource consents to expand.
Shane Jones enticing mining businesses back to New Zealand
Ngarara Exploration wants a prospecting permit for vanadium
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Barnardos Tairāwhiti takes over key safety programme
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Families desperate after ‘miracle' eczema cream forced off shelves
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Ka Whawhai Tonu whānau screening
Ka Whawhai Tonu screened to whānau at Regent Theatre, Te Awamutu. Video / Double Loop Films / Chris Hillock