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High Court reserves decision on Waitangi Tribunal summons
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A moving haka performed at the funeral of Sage Ross
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A showcase for Māori art and its place in the Pacific
Auckland Art Gallery exhibition explores Aotearoa art in the Pacific region.
‘Stab in the back’: Abuse survivor decries plan to axe Oranga Tamariki Treaty commitments
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Kaipara Mayor wants Māori ward gone before next local elections
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Māori Law Society slates Jones’ savage criticism of Waitangi Tribunal as ‘inappropriate, unconstitutional’
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Councillors block axing of community programmes
Auckland Councillors dig in over Brown's community programme cuts.
Dynamic duo of Māori TV named as finalists in media awards - again
Moana Maniapoto and son Hikurangi Jackson are both up for awards.
Artist who mixes tradition with innovation on show at art fair
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Iwi eases gang tensions after rugby van shooting
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Jones says Waitangi Tribunal is ‘overstepping its brief’
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