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Ngāti Kahu call on monarch to stop Treaty attacks.
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Editorial: Delegation highlights the coalition's lack of Pasifika MPs
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Iwi are counting on new Māori data analysts
New scholarships support seven data analytic students.
Iwi to have input on waste-to-energy plant decision
A board of inquiry will allow iwi to have input regarding the decision.
Christopher Luxon, David Seymour respond to latest ruling on Waitangi Tribunal summons
The Government is weighing up whether to appeal a ruling that a minister can be summoned.
Whānau Ora has been ahead of the Social Investment game for a decade
The Social Services agency will watch over the $70 billion investment
Nominations for Hamilton Kirikiriroa Māori ward seat open
The byelection was sparked by the resignation of Melaina Huaki.
Disestablishing Māori Health Authority is still on Waitangi Tribunal agenda
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Te Pāti Māori criticises timing of Oranga Tamariki Bill
The controversial bill was tabled while Parliament is in recess.
Letters: Three Strikes explanation welcome; why can't Brown put the brakes on AT?
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Prudence Walker: Disabled people need to be involved in decisions that affect their lives
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E-bike pilot project takes off in Tairāwhiti
Participants can take an e-bike home to try out for two weeks, free of charge.
Whalebone theft from Southland beach upsets iwi
Whale bone is taonga and was taken before appropriate protocols and tikanga were observed.
Court of Appeal overturns High Court's decision on Waitangi Tribunal summons
Iwi group succeeds in its challenge to ruling that tribunal cannot summon minister.
Nine-year-old snatches fishing record with big catch
Harley Jaram's tuna weighed 39kg and was caught on Boxing Day last year.
Minister encourages te reo use 'everywhere and anywhere', despite Govt position
Documents released to the Herald reveal his preferences for email greetings and signoffs.
The teams have been selected — bring on Te Matatini 2025
Six teams will represent Auckland at Te Matatini 2025.
Kiwi women artists fetch high prices at international auction
Ngapuhi artist Pauline Yearbury's work featured in the women-only auction.
Māori lawyers back controversial tikanga study for law students
Hunga Roia Māori defends the introduction of compulsory tikanga
Jarrod Gilbert: Building more prison beds is the right move for now
OPINION: Governments should plan to get ahead of crime instead of belting it from behind.
Tribunal says repealing part of Oranga Tamariki Act breaches Treaty of Waitangi
Proposed law change is part of the Act Party’s coalition deal with National.
Hundreds of Māori student nurses gather for national hui
Annual event helps develop connections between students and practising nurses.
Māori weaponry instructor beat students with stick, says heritage exempted him from law
He told the Court of Appeal they had no power over him. The justices disagreed.
Fire, financials and cyclone fury: The fascinating history of Hukarere Girls’ College
Cyclone Gabrielle hasn’t been the only disaster to befall this much-loved school.
'That’s when I hit that lightbulb moment' - singer Myshaan
'I started off with RnB, then I moved onto country music and I moved onto Aussie rap'.
Is diversity shrinking within the media landscape?
A programme promised to transform our newsrooms. Then the media landscape shrank.
Rāwiri Bhana: Governance is at an exciting crossroads in Aotearoa
OPINION: To serve isn't demeaning, it is the greatest honour.
'I’m just happy to focus on tā moko, mahi toi, and pursuing things that fill my wairua cup'
From kura kaupapa to university graduate - Hikawai Te Nahu.
Rototaupua: A fleeting natural wonder formed by Cyclone Hale
NZ's new lake Rototaupua, formed by Cyclone Hale, set to vanish soon.
Tairāwhiti advocate cycles South Island for sexual assault awareness
Gisborne's Tricia Walsh joined journey with no training, driven by personal abuse history.
Artist humbled with residency in famous potter's environment
Adrienne Riseley was the first resident artist at The Kilns at Te Horo.
Iwi leaders meet with ministers over oil and gas exploration
'We need to make sure our rights and interests are protected.'