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Ngāi Tahu has defended Māori sites of significance in the Grey rohe.
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British aristocrat 'thrilled' to become New Zealand citizen
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Stanford pushes for structured literacy approach in all schools
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RAD initiative: Bridging tech gaps in Gisborne communities
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Kina ranching and kelp restoration creating opportunities for hapū
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The Ō-Rākau Remembrance Bill passes first reading in Parliament
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Movember is investing in communities and organisations.
Gisborne council resumes meetings at rural marae
Cyclones delayed plans to meet frequently at marae.
David Seymour wants to stop 'lazily' categorising people by race
The Act leader rails against 'lazily looking at everyone through the lens of race'.
Kōrero will be more than just a podcast on kaupapa Māori issues
The podcast will provide listeners with powerful conversations on a range of kaupapa.
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Te Puni Kōkiri Māori Development Ministry to axe 38 jobs - PSA says decision 'reckless'
Overall, about 3474 public service jobs will go.
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Otago Uni name change: 'We are a Te Tiriti-led university'
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Otago's new logo reflects the history of the institution, and the vision for the future
After 155 years, Otago University changes name and brand to fit modern times.
Politics is a marathon - not a sprint - Shane Jones
NZ First deputy leader says politics is a marathon - and he's in for the long haul.
Te Tiriti o Waitangi could be heading home after ‘long and arduous journey’
Discussions around the return of the Treaty documents to the North are ongoing.
Mixed iwi response to fast-track bill
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Opinion: Government's Treaty Principles Bill advances colonialism
OPINION: The Crown constantly redefines the Treaty.
