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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Air Force plans Spitfire flypast for centenary celebration
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Waipareira honours wāhine for services to community
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Māori trades and training programme in Otago gets green light
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10kg of meth and $500,000 in cash seized
Police have arrested a man in relation to a large-scale methamphetamine supply business.
New study reveals NZ age group most likely to take a road trip
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Waiheke Island on a budget: Take the family and keep it cheap
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North Island flooding: Homes evacuated, slips block state highways
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Meka Whaitiri unleashed: I left Labour because Labour left me
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Central North Island highways reopen
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Teachers rolling strike action begins today
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Joseph Los'e: Whaitiri’s jump to Te Pāti Māori had been on the cards for years
Labour loses another safe Māori seat and control.