Police seek information from public on statue's missing phallus
A vandal cut a phallus off a 6m steel statue in Manawatū, upsetting the local iwi.
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Thirty years of outstanding service in public and private practice has been acknowledged.
High honour for master carver who was once told he was a 'failure'
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Dr Cherie Chu-Fuluifaga recognised for work in education
“Never in my lifetime I thought I would be getting this type of honour.”
Granddaughter of late Sir James Hēnare says serving Māori community 'a privilege'
Rowena Tana, 63, has received a QSM for services to the Māori community.
Bonnie Sue’s dedication to health sector honoured
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'Some people at my age would put their slippers on', New Year honour's recipient says
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Former Parliament speaker among 151 recognised in New Year Honours
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Watch: King Charles shares special moment with Kiwi soldier
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Nicola Willis says Te Matatini will get the financial commitment it needs
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Mixing rēwena bread and manaakitanga
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Te Pāti Māori reword Twelve Days of Christmas to address National Government's policies
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The Weet-Bix kid ‘kick-starting’ his reo Māori journey and first Kids' TRYathlon
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Tertiary Education Minister wants to restrict use of term ‘wānanga’
Penny Simmonds proposes it should have the same protections as 'university'.
Letters: Call to transform Tank Farm into a Think Farm
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ELE group collapse: Māori workers caught out
Crown entity paid the money to support more Māori getting into the workforce.
ELE Group collapse: Immigration NZ seeks direct contact with fired workers
Visas give the workers the right to remain in this country while they are working.
Port of Auckland celebrates first te reo Māori graduates
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New waiata calls out plans to rewrite Te Tiriti principles
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