Iwi celebrate waka discovery that could be linked to Tītokowaru war
In a special find, a 150-year-old waka has been salvaged from the Pātea River.
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Kaupapa Māori circus school established in Tāmaki Makaurau
Organisations see a need for a kaupapa Māori circus school.
Iwi leaders vote down Kermadec sanctuary proposal
Sanctuary was initially announced by former prime minister Sir John Key in 2015.
Otago University Vice-Chancellor steps down
David Murdoch quits less than 18 months after being appointed.
Finalists for Māori tech honours revealed
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Taika Waititi hits out at Hollywood and its tokenistic roles
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Black Fern Portia Woodman-Wickliffe tackling food waste
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Revamped Stardome to shine light on Māori astronomy
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'Protect our tāonga': Injunction fails at Māori Land Court
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'Disappointed and unexpected': Iwi reject Kermadec sanctuary proposal
Environment Minister David Parker says iwi vote was unexpected and disappointing.
Ruatōria's Radio Ngāti Porou 'a beacon for the future'
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Te Rā is coming home after more than 100 years
Te Rā, the only remaining Māori flax seagoing sail in existence is coming home.
'We are not a gang neighbourhood': Community hits back at Corrections report
A Flaxmere community is angered by Corrections' description of their neighbourhood.
Maori trade board member joins WTO
WTO appoints Tania Te Whenua to its first civil advisory board.
Anchoring ban, rāhui now in place on caulerpa-infested areas in BOI
Mana whenua and the Government move to fight invasive seaweed.
Christchurch to welcome winter with light displays, music and fireworks
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Opinion: Kermadecs no sanctuary from obligations to Māori
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Rob Campbell: Why move backwards and create sunk costs when we could move forward to create new value?
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Winner wants to highlight horticulture as a career to other rangatahi
Grace Rehu takes out top Ahuwhenua young Māori growers award.
Ruapehu hapū want consultation before new ski field operators are signed off
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Opinion: Why we should all be speaking more Māori
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Māori author’s book about stolen Taranaki carvings wins major Australasian prize
A book about five carved tōtara panels that were smuggled out of NZ has won a top prize.
Te Rā is coming home
Te Rā, the only known customary Māori sail in existence, is returning to Aotearoa.
Ninety-five Māori, Moriori remains including six Toi Moko repatriated from Germany
Te Papa will hold a pōwhiri to commemorate their return.
Opinion: The right and wrongs of selling the Ruapehu Ski fields
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Queensland government restores indigenous name of Fraser Island to K’gari
Pronounced “Gurri”, the name means “paradise”.
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Ngāti Porou leader Selwyn Tanetoa Parata awarded knighthood
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