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'Too divisive': Council shuts down submission on Treaty Bill
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'Panicked voice of oppression': Council backs iwi roles despite flood of opposition
Iwi representatives will vote on council committees despite thousands of opposing emails.
Iwi Chairs appeal to King Charles over Treaty of Waitangi concerns
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Willow-Jean Prime: Govt needs to rethink failed boot camp strategy
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Opposition to multi-billion dollar Beachlands scheme settled
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Māori dentist graduates as specialist, breaking 50-year gap at Otago
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‘Political free zone’: All Blacks urged to ditch ‘personal whims and fancies’
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Council's alcohol policy targets harm in 23 high-crime suburbs
Health advocates praise Auckland's new policy, aiming to curb alcohol-related harm.
Justice Joe Williams celebrates marae's revival at Victoria University
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Māori rights at risk in Treaty principles overhaul, warns activist
Tina Ngata criticises new bill, saying it favours corporate interests over Māori rights.
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Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei commercial asset values drop to $1.47b
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Sir Richard Faull: From student to esteemed brain researcher
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NZDF performers celebrate 20 years of Te Kōnohete in Wellington
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Medical cannabis company secures $1.2m to boost growth amid tough market
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