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Te Ururoa Flavell wants Māori to enrol - then make their election votes count
Former Māori Party leader is urging Māori to make their votes count.
Former Māori Party leader is urging Māori to make their votes count.
'It’s a position of privilege – being able to study art history and make it a career.'
Nuka Charitable Trust has a mandate to deliver benefits to the Ruatōria community.
The pair have been appointed partners of Meredith Connell.
Dad worries sick child is missing out on life.
“It’s not profit that drives the awards."
Auckland city streets will light up for Matariki.
Celebrity chefs Kasey and Karena Bird to create a four hour food fest
58 per cent of workers in NZ are exposed to at least one cancer-causing agent at work.
Dunedin City Council throws support behind Waka Kotahi's bilingual signs
Cases have risen each year for the past two years and are expected to again this year.
A final decision on the fate of Russell's name may be mere weeks away.
A new app enables users to map, measure and improve their own mental health.
The first test match between the associations will be on Saturday in Australia.
Does having Māori seats threaten the existence of the statutory board?
Ex-health boss Rob Campbell wonders about health outcomes for everyone.
Business plans to expand its Brightside Hospital in the neighbourhood area.
A National Party poster on issues of concern to voters had 'pigeon English' added to it.
Iwi hopes more Māori seats become part of all councils in the future.
"When you come to Ngāti Kahungunu, come in through the waharoa, the front gate."
The mayor wants everyone across the Super City to celebrate Māori new year.
The boardwalk promises to accommodate sightseers while reducing the environmental impact.
Tamahaki, Tamakana and Uenuku will formally sign the Deed of Settlement on July 29.
Changes allow "the sun to shine down on Te Waro Uri for the first time in decades".
The July 13 deadline is coming closer for Māori voters.
AskNicely named hi-tech Māori Company of the Year.
Pipiwai world champion Lani Daniels considers big purse fight.
Manu Fisi’ihoi lifts the lid on the sense of failure he grappled with during infertility.
A lack of support from health agencies has left a mum of four struggling to keep up with caring for her son Te Kaha who has a rare genetic disorder - MECP2 Duplication Syndrome. Video / Faultline Films Made with funding from NZ on Air
This instalment of the programme deals with a neurological and developmental disorder.