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Editorial: A hard road for treaty negotiators
TV series reveals the challenges faced by treaty negotiators.
Audrey Young: The new and sensitive test for Jacinda Ardern
COMMENT: The Government showed how sneaky it could be on sensitive issue this week.
Waitangi report throws open question of water ownership
Group pledges to test in court whether Maori have native title in water.
Catholic Church calls for Ihumātao solution
The Catholic Church is joining growing calls for Jacinda Ardern to visit Ihumātao.
The Elms: Land grab or historic opportunity?
A Tauranga historic site provokes controversy and pointed comments.
Audrey Young: Ardern entitled to be furious on prison failure
COMMENT: The challenge to the voting ban was two battles rolled into one.
Prue Kapua: Who is to blame for Ihumātao?
COMMENT: The land in question was never part of any Treaty of Waitangi settlement.
'Virtually landless': Moriori one step closer to justice
The Crown acknowledges how it helped stigmatise Moriori as racially inferior and extinct.
Bridges: Some Ihumātao protesters have 'nothing better to do'
Simon Bridges says some engaging peacefully; others 'want a cause'.
Thousands of prisoners may soon be able to vote - if NZ First agrees
Minister Andrew Little says Cabinet will consider allowing prisoners the right to vote.
Avocado growers in Aupouri Peninsula hamstrung by appeal
Appeal forces delay in drawing water from aquifer to nourish avocado plants in Northland.
Iwi consultation on Kermadecs 'rushed and superficial' - Finlayson
Former National Cabinet Minister says previous Govt's consultation with iwi was flawed.
Justice for Māori is economic, not political, and fairness is not a privilege
Today's Letters to the Editor.
Audrey Young: Winston Peters becomes a voice of sanity
COMMENT: Ardern's inexperience on vexed Māori issues is discomforting.
Peters: Three Māori babies killed since uproar over Oranga Tamariki uplift
Group demanding a halt to "stealing Māori children" plans rally at Parliament.
Battle for Ihumātao: How farmland became a flashpoint
Sunday was a day of peace and prayer at Ihumātao.
Government passes $17m Treaty settlement
The passage of the bill will also see six significant sites returned to the iwi.
National's black-belt fighter: Why he has Grant Robertson in his sights
New finance spokesman Paul Goldsmith is not as dull as he seems.
'Disgusted': Video features white men with faux moko
Missionary school video has shocked and offended the Māori community.
Police called after attempt to trespass Minister
Andrew Little says a "trespass notice" he was given in the Bay of Plenty was meaningless.
Govt told to set up separate Māori health agency
The Crown has breached the Treaty by failing to improve Maori health, tribunal says.
Bid to stop manipulation of brightline tax
Capital gains made by habitual renovators are more likely to be taxed under new measure.
'By Māori, for Māori': Call for kaupapa approach to tackle disparities
Researchers are calling for a change in approach at Oranga Tamariki.
Crown Treaty breaches damaged King Country iwi mana - report
Crown actions 'frequently' alienated native land in favour of Pākehā settlement.
Kōhanga volunteers will get minimum wage by 2021
Extra funding for kōhanga reo, but no decision yet on kōhanga's broader future.
Waitangi Claims Trust seeks mandate from Taihape iwi
Trust is beginning a series of hui on June 15, in Taihape and Whanganui.
Ngāpuhi: A multimillion-dollar settlement delayed by division
A settlement could transform the struggling region, but how to get there is the question.
Iwi power: $2.4b from 30 years of Treaty settlements
"There are stories that, when you read them, you cannot be anything other than upset."
Local Focus: Rodger Fox and the big roots reggae band
Jazz and reggae on the bill for International Jazz Day. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hawke's Bay man's treaty claim calls for vocational training rethink
Training organisation request: Extend consultation.
National MP Nuk Korako to retire from politics next month
Korako is retiring to make way for a new candidate to contest the Port Hills electorate.
John Tamihere: Moments that defined our nationhood
John Tamihere: Many moments have defined our nation. March 15 will be one.