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Surf’s up for Māori clothing line
Art and culture combine in collaboration with global brand Quiksilver.
New play acknowledges the past with humour and music
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Academic wants to ensure 2020 issues have been fixed for Māori this polling day
Professor Veronica Tawhai wants Māori to feel more part of the process.
Iwi of Origin Festival returns: A celebration of Māori health and wellbeing
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The 'accident' Māori, Peters slams Seymour
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'A reclamation for all of Aotearoa': New interactive map shows original tangata whenua place names
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Hipkins on housing; Luxon on candidate's fluoride comments
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Tāne need to follow wāhine's lead on proactive health
Prostate Cancer Foundation kaumatua's plea to Māori men.
New book pays tribute to Māori architect
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Māori health service welcomes HPV self-testing
E Tipu E Rea Whānau Services says home kit is a game changer.
Māori conservationist seeks international expansion for eco sunscreen products
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Seymour: We can ensure Māori language and culture are preserved
Act Party leader David Seymour says all Kiwis must be treated equally.
OPINION: It’s time for politicians to shake off big alcohol’s spell
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Coalition collision? Audrey Young on the tensions between National and Act
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‘Still buzzing’: Hawke’s Bay band wins national title at 2023 Tangata Beats
The seven-strong band has only been playing together since May.
A better way to keep learners in vocational training
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Good news for Kāinga Ora resident abused by neighbour
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Thousands of native trees planted to increase airfield's flood protection
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Rare tīwaiwaka arrives in Havelock North for Māori language week
Black fantail makes unlikely but timely entrance for photographer.
Taylah Faddy: Te reo Māori is my first language
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Ngāti Whātua opens Te Wharekura cultural and marine education space
The iwi and Auckland Council partner to repurpose 108-year-old heritage building.
Ngahi Bidois: My Pākehā wife walks in my world and I walk in hers
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Rotorua kapa haka teams get down to fundraising for national competition
Four Rotorua high school kapa haka teams are preparing to head to Nelson.