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New independent MP Elizabeth Kerekere has spoken about why she left the Greens.
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Statistics NZ needs some support in tikanga and kaupapa.
National leader Chris Luxon won't work with Māori Party even if it makes him PM
Luxon says the gap between the two parties is too big.
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‘Affront to our ancestor’: East Coast sports club seeks lease renewal on burial site
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‘It’s mana enhancing’: Council backs calls for more Māori art despite ‘artistic freedom’ opposition
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Record-breaker: Goldie painting sells for $1.8m, will return to NZ
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Prestigious prize for historian Danny Keenan
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Beachlands South developer on 307ha plans: $2.5b infrastructure just the start
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'Floodgates could be opening' - John Tamihere
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From the MTG: Huia image donated in aid of flood recovery
Artist donates work to aid in the recovery efforts of her Ngāti Kahungunu iwi.
Meka Whaitiri welcomed home to the Te Pāti Māori whānau
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Taupō to Rotorua return fundraiser for crippling condition
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Māori made web plug-in replaces royal gossip with indigenous news
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Willie Jackson fires a broadside at runaway Labour Party MP Meka Whaitiri
The Māori Development Minister has taken aim at the Te Pāti Māori defector.
Māori Party joins call for King Charles to own up to 'horrific impacts' of colonisation at coronation
They join representatives from 12 Commonwealth countries in the international call.
New Avondale units sold from $450,000 - with swimming pool
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Polyfest: Celebrating 30 years of 'beautiful' Māori and Pasifika cultures
Otago Polyfest draws in upwards of 160 schools and more than 6000 performers.
'One more time': Laughs and tears promised at Sir Howard tribute concert
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Waiata Anthems May 2023
Waiata Anthems is a movement instrumental in the massive groundswell of streaming and broadcasting waiata reo Māori.