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Post-election deals: Priorities and bottom lines, where National might be pushed
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Outrage over Māori lecturer comparing NZ colonisation with Israel-Palestine conflict
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Dame Tariana Turia: Māori health better off under National
The former politician is happy to see a change in government.
Uncertainty over water reforms key theme at Wellington conference
Water industry gathers to gauge reforms proposed by incoming government.
Hemana Waaka shares vast dictionary of te reo sports terms
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'Avoid speculation': Winston Peters makes quiet return to Wellington
The NZ First leader is avoiding media ahead of the special vote count.
'We were horrified': Hapū occupy site to stop access road
Action in Far North after hapū upset about landowner’s plans for sand dunes.
Prominent Māori figure launches legal proceedings
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National may need Act and NZ First's help to form a government.
Greens welcome what could be a record number of MPs
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Māori land owner v Parnell townhouse owners in ground rent rise fight: Who won appeal case?
Annual ground rent shot from $740,000 to $1.3m, which townhouse owners decried.
Tapuwae Roa hopes to bring out the aspirations of Māori startup entrepreneurs
Tapuwae Roa launches regional wānanga to support rakahinonga Māori entrepreneurs.
Language nest at Rātana Pā celebrates big birthday
One of the oldest kōhanga reo in the country celebrated its 40th year.
Wāhine XV teams welcomed to Wellington with pōwhiri
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Huge garden and native nursery to provide free food and jobs
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