Māori Battalion taonga stolen from Waitangi museum in broad daylight
The kauri gum treasure, the size of a small netball, was taken around midday on Sunday.
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Councillors vote to introduce Māori ward for 2025 local elections
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NZ’s first wāhine Māori chairwoman resigns Northland Regional Council role
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Welsh and Māori languages use music as a tool for revitalisation
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The 28th Māori Battalion unclaimed medals kaupapa completed in Napier
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Whangārei iwi threaten occupation if housing development goes ahead
A 93-house development is planned on Ōnoke Hill, a well-known site in Kamo.
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'Great relief': Supreme Court rejects use of repurposed consents for water bottling
Aotearoa Water Action said after six years in court it was thrilled with the decision.
Council endorses Petone name change to Pito-one
The proposed change reflects the suburb's original Māori name and spelling.
The marae has been the home for student teachers training in Huarahi Māori
University of Auckland’s Epsom campus entered a whakamoe (deep slumber) over the weekend.
Kīngi Tūheitia visits Parihaka Pā to strengthen tribal bond
The visit coincides with days celebrating the teachings of prophets.
Property Insider: Iwi keen to acquire $125m Epsom campus
The university 'has profited enormously off our gifts of land since 1840', the iwi says.
Audrey Young: Luxon's next four problems and how to deal with them
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At the moment, the Moriori language is confined to old manuscripts
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Coastal rāhui, 800 Trust win Taranaki Regional Council Environmental Awards
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New Zealand's most controversial marina opens today
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NZ Māori Council warns MFAT it’s ready for ‘fight’ over te reo Māori scrubbing
It comes after the Ministry of Foreign Affairs erased te reo Māori from some official use.
Watch: 'Disingenuous' - Luxon hits back during grilling as coalition talks drag on
Winston Peters today stated there would either be 'one deal or two deals'.
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Te Rā: the only known customary Māori sail in existence
Kahutoi Te Kanawa talks about Te Rā, the only known customary Māori sail in existence, in Auckland War Memorial Museum's exhibition titled Te Rā: Navigating Home. Video / Jason Oxenham
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A new cervical self-test is proving to be the winning choice for many women.
Museum farewells loyal servant and welcomes a fresh face
'I’m loving the place and the people so far,' says visitor experience leader Max Reeves.
Festival brings together waka from across Aotearoa
Third Waka Hourua Festival is heading to the South Island for the first time.
Audrey Young: Seymour schooled on Treaty referendum
OPINION: An expert whose work David Seymour regularly cites has put the record straight.