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Opinion: The migrant exploitation visa is not fit for purpose
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Tukoroirangi Morgan - We will not allow Government to roll Māori back to the dark ages
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Tukoirangi Morgan on why the Waikato River is important to Māori
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Rising motor sport driver Kaleb Ngatoa will race full time
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Whenua Māori mortgage breakthrough for whānau dreaming of home ownership
A new lending model could allow iwi to unlock whenua Māori for housing.
Thousands expected at national hui for unity at Turangawaewae
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Opinion: Treaty of Waitangi bigger than petty politics
OPINION: No problem is insurmountable if willing hearts and minds are present.
Editorial: Luxon's leadership to be tested
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Manawa Udy on sustaining Māori business through political noise
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Māori cultural centre continuing to ride waka of inclusion
Bringing the community on board has been Hihiaua's key to success.
'That boy’s got hope': The tiny gesture that gave a judge hope for a troubled teen
Judge Greg Davis met the 15-year-old during a Rangatahi Court session.
New movie by Waru filmmaker and Taika Waititi to premiere in Texas
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Up to 80,000 expected at Waitangi this year
Between 60,000 and 80,000 people are expected at Waitangi this year.
Mum claims only thing OT taught her son was 'how to become a good ram-raider'
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Tūwharetoa weavers create 'largest' piupiu for prestigious art event
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Tributes flow after highly respected iwi leader dies
The leader was a pivotal figure in Treaty settlements.
Waikato-Tainui launches High Court action against the Government
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Biosensor to protect kaimoana for future generations
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Submissions quadruple on bid to rename National Park village as Waimarino
Iwi calling for the North Island tourist village to revert to its historical name.
'Smokefree generation': Aotearoa well on track to be smokefree next year
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Editorial: Use of force on Māori suspects a grey area for police cleared up by body cams
OPINION: They are added protection for those being arrested and those making the arrest.
Ex-Nats MP cleared by police after family fight at mum’s tangi
Police say Alfred Ngaro and his whānau were cleared of assault claims.
Waka ama competitors return to Lake Karapiro for nationals
Seven days of magic at the Waka Ama Championships.
Iwi to meet on Saturday to discuss hui of unity
Ngāti Porou will decide if and whether it supports national hui of unity.
Loved too much: Popular Matapōuri Mermaid Pools slowly recovering
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Law student takes to social media to teach Te Tiriti
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Health Minister gets official advice on 'appropriate expansion' of free cervical cancer testing
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Rātana hui reflects choice of mōrehu, not a split in ranks
The six parishes of Muriwhenua in Northland will host a ceremony from January 23–25.