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High Court and Waitangi Tribunal may consider industry training shakeup.
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Tribunal hearing over possible 'significant prejudice'
The three of seven hapu argue the Crown breached treaty principles.
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Activities will include a waka salute, a re-enactment and a Māori Battalion display.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Ardern should have been able to recite the Treaty
Comment: If you're aiming to look woke, you better be woke.
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COMMENT: Our leaders should have known the articles of The Treaty.
Comment: Treaty settlements can help solve today's problems
Comment: Partnerships with iwi can help reduce Māori imprisonment.
Waitangi: Why all New Zealanders should visit
Visiting Waitangi is a rich historical experience that should be essential for all Kiwis.
John Tamihere: The Treaty as a roadmap
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When the kōtuku appears: Waitangi unity on show
Message to Jacinda: No pressure but others before you have got it wrong.
Ardern: We should know our own history
Jacinda Ardern welcomes the conversation that has been started by history teachers.
Editorial: Handouts are no substitute for a Ngapuhi Treaty settlement
Comment: Money alone is not the answer for Northland's economic development.
Brash nervous about Waitangi speech
Protesters are expected after the divisive former National leader is given right to speak.
Waitangi Day weather: Cool in south, warm in north
It's a mixed bag weather-wise for our national day.
Paddlers from around world expected for Waitangi Day waka display
About 10 waka are expected to take part in the February 6 display.
Earpieces and inclusion - The new Waitangi
Waitangi Day is about being inclusive, Māori Crown Minister says.
Waitangi Diary 1: Hot sun, mild talk
The PM sat down with iwi leaders at Waitangi yesterday. But are they making progress?
Ardern meets with iwi leaders at Waitangi
Meeting in the Bay of Islands ahead of Waitangi Day commemorations.
Opinion: 'One people' just reality of Treaty
The "ravages inflicted on Māori since 1840" of which Keenan speaks are a myth -- Don Brash
Your say: Mangapapa land 'sold, not stolen'; Boxing Day sales and 'fake' history
Readers have their say: Maori land; Boxing Day sales; fence-sitting; 'fake' history
Opinion: A pledge that never was?
Formerly benign, relations with Māori had changed by 1890, after aggressive Crown activity
Letters: Better facilities needed for bus riders
Buses provide a social link with most passengers enjoying a good chat on their way to town
A final roadie with Chris Finlayson
Chris Finlayson leaves quite the legacy but will not bore people by boasting about it.
Council considers iwi's ambition for control of Whanganui land
A document shows iwi land negotiators' intentions.
Gifts from Prime Minister well received, and symbolic of commitment
Prime Minister's symbolic gifts appreciated, play by children well received
Thousands headed to Ratana for centenary celebrations
Exhibition of Ratana history opens as celebrations begin
John Tamihere: Milestones that shaped our nation
COMMENT: My generation lived through a golden period of New Zealand history.
Controversial CPTPP trade deal passes third reading
The controversial CPTPP trade deal has passed its third reading in Parliament.
Audrey Young: Govt dicing with Maori power
COMMENT: Govt is taking a more controlling approach to engagement with the treaty partner.
Māori protesters ordered off Hato Petera College site
Court finds Church claim "seems overwhelming" but refuses to authorise use of force.
Chief Justice says courts have gone too far
Sian Elias stands accused of flying in the face of mutual restraint and respect.