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New book pays tribute to Māori architect
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Act Party leader David Seymour says all Kiwis must be treated equally.
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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
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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.
Speaking with elders was the start of the journey
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The ‘internal yearning’ that drove a Hawke’s Bay author back to te reo
The best time to plant a seed was yesterday - the second-best time is today.
'Karawhiua - go for it': Migrants share their te reo Māori journeys
"I started for work. Now I keep learning for the people."
Sandra Coney: Folk on the steps are a roll call of anti-racist luminaries from that time
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Barrister Tony Bouchier takes on Act’s Law and Order policy
Former police officer turned barrister says politicians should stay out of Law and Order.
Dave Letele on his weight loss programme and hook-up with Rob Campbell
The businessman and the ex boxer have formed a healthy relationship
Opinion: My father believed that the Māori language would hold us back
Anaru Eketone's Māori dad didn't think learning te reo was warranted.
Muru director Tearepa Kahi: ‘I want to normalise te reo Māori’
Muru was the highest-grossing New Zealand film of 2022.
Watch: NZ champion golf trio receive haka homecoming from schoolmates
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'Language revitalisation': Māori Language Commissioner hopes more people will take part
'It takes one generation to lose a language and it takes three generations to restore.'
Wellington’s Ata Tuhakaraina third candidate to contest Ikaroa-Rāwhiti seat
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The first Māori phrasebook published in NZ
This video is part of Auckland Council Libraries’ Ngako: The Collections series, featuring librarian Xavier Forsman as he looks at the phrase book and what that said about the use of te reo Māori in 1885. Video / Auckland Libraries
Learn the whakapapa of an historic Māori phrasebook at Auckland Council libraries
Auckland Council libraries celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.
Reincarceration likely for released prisoners lacking stable housing - study
Accommodation on the outside is hard to obtain.
Fijian teen Usaia Rhodes started learning te reo as a toddler
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Plastic consumables used in the cataracts procedures could be recycled and repurposed
Kiwi eye surgeons pioneer world leading waste initiative