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Ngai Tahu defends Māori sites amid Grey District protest
Ngāi Tahu has defended Māori sites of significance in the Grey rohe.
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With dogs now viewed as treasured family member, owners spoil them more than their kids.
Sports bodies taking head knocks seriously but can’t be blamed for all past collisions
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Artist and his pōhutukawa waka were 700 years in the making
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Some students may have had to process violent incident without support, parent said.
Helen Clark takes aim at Winston Peters over ‘bluster and abuse of language’
Former PM slams Foreign Minister's remarks around Aukus and Bob Carr.
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Nine-year-old Auckland boy ‘T.J.’ missing for more than three weeks is found
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Helicopter crash near Blenheim - police
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British aristocrat 'thrilled' to become New Zealand citizen
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Stanford pushes for structured literacy approach in all schools
Education Minister sees benefits in the kura kaupapa Māori approach to teaching.
Seymour says school lunches 'better, smarter and cheaper' - may include packaged foods
The Associate Education Minister says the scheme will keep going.
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'Lost the plot': Winston Peters slams Julie Anne Genter outburst
If her actions weren’t intimidating, 'I don’t know what is', Peters said.
Kina ranching and kelp restoration creating opportunities for hapū
Urchinomics project into sea urchin ranching and kelp restoration is creating opportunities for hapū. Video / Te Ao Māori News
'Callous': Police and St John denounce prank firearms call
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Low measles vaccination rates for Māori blamed on cyclone, pandemic
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