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German artist on Māori: 'I am fascinated by these proud and respected people and their culture'
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The Māori King, his son's social ostracism and a whānau wedding walk out
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Māori advocate travels overseas to spread care message
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John Tamihere: There's no reason to fear the Māori Health Authority
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Wedding fallout grows: Māori King's Office strips son and heir of royal title
The rift widened after Whatumoana Paki married Rangimarie Tahana.
Waikato handed guardianship of Kīngitanga by all iwi leaders
The Kīngitanga was established in 1858 to unite Māori and is still as relevant today.
Matariki 2022: Centre of Indigenous Science opens new pathways for students
Matariki brings in new innovation and study opportunities for Otago University students.
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'Watching the translated version of the animated classic made me emotional'
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Hato Paora to reach 75-year milestone in October
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Spraggon wants to pass on tips of traditional kai cooking to next generation
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Covid lockdown changed the landscape for grieving Māori
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Ex-NRL players talk with teens about life away from the football field and social media
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Son honours father's service every Anzac Day
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Cops use discretion to help unlicensed Māori drivers from going down the wrong road
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Ensuring the tangata whenua voice is heard on new water reforms
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