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Govt considered disestablishing Māori Crown Relations Office
It was decided to retain office as a departmental agency to "minimise disruption".
Ministry of Māori Development told to find millions more in cost savings, 38 jobs to go
Te Puni Kōkiri has been tasked with finding $34.6m in savings ahead of the Budget.
Whanganuitanga at Pākaitore is still on this year
The annual event will take place on February 28 unless the Covid-19 alert level rises.
Audrey Young: The new and sensitive test for Jacinda Ardern
COMMENT: The Government showed how sneaky it could be on sensitive issue this week.
Bosses of 10 Govt agencies to be held accountable - new plan to tackle NZ's appalling violence
All-of-government approach needed to tackle NZ's 'unacceptable' rates of violence.
Nats: Winston Peters must reveal who invited him to Wally Haumaha celebration
Acting PM says National invited him to top cop's promotion. Not us, say Nats.
Nats question plan for 'partnership' agency
The treaty is alive says Justice Minister Andrew Little talking about partnership.
Honoured: Rotorua man recognised for services to Māori
Leith Comers is being made a companion of the Queen's Service Order.
Where's the money for Māori, Jacinda?
Prime Minister Ardern has a lot to live up to in regard to this negative Māori budget.
Pipiriki's Paraweka Marae to host hunters, food festival
Whanganui River Hunting Competition aims to boost tourism and connect people to land.
Kaumatua Lewis Moeau dies, aged 79
Kaumatua Lewis Moeau, cultural adviser to the Prime Minister, died today aged 79.
Doug Laing: Family violence a National summit
This summit being run by the Government just doesn't cut the mustard.
Maori families offered zero-deposit homes
Maori families living in sheds and buses have been offered zero-deposit homes.
Marae, refuges funded to house homeless
Marae, women's refuges and other social agencies have won funding to house 3000 homeless families and individuals a year in the latest
Firing up Maori economic engine
The departing head of the Maori Development Ministry says Maori business has transformed in the past decade and iwi are no longer considered a risk to the NZ economy.
It's big but nothing we can't handle
Forecasts say Rugby World Cup visitor numbers will peak below the huge influx of tourism high-season.