Andrew Dickens: Those who hate te reo Māori are on the wrong side of history
OPINION: If you don't like Māori, go somewhere where it's not an official language.
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Sir William Pou Temara knighted at Government House
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Focus Live: Marama Davidson on eliminating family and sexual violence
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Pākehā farmers learn te reo and build pā on farm
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Rob Rattenbury: A reckoning is coming over the history of New Zealand
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Local Focus: Miss Rotorua to become a reality series
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'Anti-democratic madness': Plans for greater Māori representation on Tauranga council panned
The structure for a new city council committee includes more Māori and some aren't happy.
Rawiri Paratene is a proud paka
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Tauranga iwi setting 'new benchmark' with curriculum collaboration
'It's for our wider community to be aware of histories that come from our perspective.'
Taranaki mourns the loss of reo and tikanga champion Archie Hurunui
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Flavell resigns abruptly as Te Wānanga o Aotearoa CEO
It follows the equally abrupt departures of his three predecessors.
Watch: Touching haka for Kelston Boys High School teacher
"Very moving - a very emotional time for everyone, what an amazing send off."
MasterChef winners to release cookbook in te reo Māori
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Local Focus: Bilingual tourism campaign launches
A bilingual digital map proves popular for visitors. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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More engagement with iwi and councils at the forefront
Plans for more housing projects are being mooted by the new Kāinga Ora boss in Northland.
First school in New Zealand to follow Māori calendar
First school in New Zealand to follow Māori calendar. Video / Te Ao
Mana whenua occupy DoC land claiming it was unfairly taken
A group claiming mana whenua of Pātaua South has occupied an area of contested land.
Mayor Mylchreest mentors young Māori leaders
Tuia programme is unique because of its support from district, city and regional councils.
How maternity services could change at Auckland Hospital after four mothers died
Radical changes could be on the way for maternity services at Auckland City Hospital.
'Cousins' film empowers wāhine Māori
"Firstly, the narrative in the film highlights the oppression Māori women have faced."
Moriori Treaty settlement passes first reading
The settlement includes an agreed account of history, a Crown apology, and $18 million.
New name and premises launched for school
Te Āhuru Mōwai celebrates its new name and premises at Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology.
New Plymouth council admits downplaying Māori exhibition
New Plymouth council admits not giving importance to Tai Moana Tai Tangata exhibition.
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Samantha Motion: Changes to school names are remaking history
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Liz Davies: The tide is turning for better understanding of te ao Māori
OPINION: There has been an increasing understanding of te ao Māori.