Government to co-invest in onshore wood processing
Minister Peeni Henare says current projections will see hundreds of jobs generated.
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Kiri Nathan will open this year's NZ Fashion Week.
South Island youngsters' sport access fund to be extended
The $850,000 pilot project supports tamariki and rangatahi Māori.
Thousands of Māori are on board and thousands waka jumped
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Waitangi Tribunal sits for urgent kura kaupapa claim
Kura kaupapa stalwarts outline their case to the Waitangi Tribunal
Te Miringa looking to return her knowledge to her people
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Whānau Ora sign ground-breaking deal with Whāriki to boost Māori economy
Waipareira sign a deal that will improve the Māori economy
Rawiri Waititi: Stomach staple operation saved me and added years to my life
The procedure helps to reduce the risks created by hereditary heart conditions.
‘Let us have peace’: Last survivor of 28th Māori Battalion appeals for end to wars
Sir 'Bom' Gillies wraps up Anzac Day by gifting a battle memorial flag to Treaty Grounds.
Fake: NY auction pulls Māori hei tiki after carver questions backstory
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Iwi partnership aims to reduce cases of children being put in care
The partnership will hopefully give iwi more say in the decisions to uplift children.
Tama Potaka: When you look at Māori communities, the peaks are under Bolger and Key, not Clark and Ardern
National MP on why he believes National is best for Māori.
Woman refused entry to Brisbane bar over moko kauae
The woman's efforts to explain the cultural significance of her tā moko went unheard.
First New Zealand Memorial Museum to open in France in October
NZ Liberation Museum to commemorate NZ soldiers who died during World War 1 in Le Quesnoy
Rangiriri Pā Trenches open to tourists a year after the due date
King Tuheitia opened Rangiriri Pā Trenches last April.
Wharenui build to use quake-resistant Māori method
The technique, mīmiro, will be used to rebuild a historic Bay of Plenty wharenui.
Push for Māori public art in New Plymouth
The council has suggested urgent changes to its Art in Public Places Strategy.
Martyn Dunne: We remember the past but must acknowledge the future
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The 28th Maori Battalion A Company flag to fly on the Waitangi Treaty Grounds
Battalion soldiers were present at the Centennial of the Treaty Signing in 1940.
Great-great-grandmother's portrait a finalist in awards
The artist is honoured to be selected for the emerging Māori artist awards.
Māori traditional construction techniques ‘conclusively proven’ to withstand major earthquakes
This knowledge will now be used to rebuild a historic wharenui.
She wanted to drive herself to church. At 77, she's now got her first licence
Sepiuta Skudder, 77, passed her learners licence tests with flying colours.
Rob Rattenbury: Lest we forget
Rob Rattenbury pays tribute to those who serve so we can live in freedom.
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Culture met traffic management on a rural Hawke's Bay road this week.
Police station opens, four years after original damaged in fire
Police say it is the second station to be solar-powered in New Zealand.
How GST-removed kai can help Māori diabetes stats drop
Te Pāti Māori launched a petition calling for GST to be removed from all kai in NZ.
Podcast focuses on Māori and Pasifika mental health
A podcast aimed at Maori and Pasifika aims to break down mental health barriers.
Salvation Army to incorporate Māori to help set new strategic guidance
The church is upping its strategic alliance with Māori.
Whooping cough vaccination call for pregnant women
Dr Andrew Connolly wants expectant Māori mums to protect their pepi.
Three of Tonga’s favourite daughters welcomed back to the Friendly Islands
Deputy Prime Minister Carmel Sepuloni returns to her roots.
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Ngarimu Blair: Claims on our rohe becoming tedious.
Paul Goldsmith: Where Labour’s idea of co-governance leads
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