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Opinion: Missteps in health reforms lead to skepticism
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Karen Chhour steps back from abuse compensation decisions due to own potential payout
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The 'heartland for Māori culture and enterprise' to celebrate Māori business
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Minister overhauls Waitangi Tribunal membership
Eight new members have been appointed to the Waitangi Tribunal.
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The extinction of moa disrupts native forest ecosystems.
Why Treaty bill submissions have set a new record
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Group defends use of racially-tiered ticketing prices for music event
The Human Rights Commission says it has received complaints about the event.
Western Bay of Plenty’s historic sites mapped on website
'Grassroots' resource connects community to heritage.
‘Affordable homes for whānau’: 48-unit Gisborne housing project begins
Rents will be capped at 80% of the market rate to aid whānau.
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Letters: Politics trumps massive public interest in Treaty bill
OPINION: 'In the real world, political pragmatism and expediency will always win.'
'Opportunities for whānau': Iwi celebrates new affordable homes in Tauranga
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‘Prove a point’: Man jumps from stub after council cuts swim rope
Logan Howard protests tree swing removal with risky jump video.
Christchurch school wins $267k prize for sustainability innovation
Prize enables Te Pā to expand Puku Māra, promoting sustainability through indigenous knowledge.
Waka Ama Nationals 2025: First event without legendary paddler
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Letters: Ratepayers on the hook for SailGP; Turia's lasting legacy
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Opinion: Why the Regulatory Standards Bill is a step backward for Māori
OPINION:Bill threatens Te Tiriti o Waitangi, undermines Māori rights, tino rangatiratanga.
Charity close to man‘s heart to gain from 1000km cycle ride from Cape Rēinga
A child charity saved Nuk Korako's family being split up, he's now raising funds for it
Editorial: Why Seymour’s Treaty bill sparked historic public response
OPINION: Seymour's Treaty Bill sparks outrage; over 470,000 submissions received.
Cale Silich: Why tikanga debates matter at political tangihanga
OPINION: Three PMs blocked from speaking at Turia's tangi, igniting tikanga controversy.
Waka remains of historic waka discovered on Chatham Island
Waka remains found on Rēkohu, sparking collaborative conservation effort.