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Why 49 roles are being cut at the Māori-Crown relations office
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Karen Chhour: Why young offenders need real chances, not political games
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'Too divisive': Council shuts down submission on Treaty Bill
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'Panicked voice of oppression': Council backs iwi roles despite flood of opposition
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Iwi Chairs appeal to King Charles over Treaty of Waitangi concerns
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