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“I am very saddened by the passing of Kingi Taurua and acknowledge this huge loss for his whānau, for Te Tii <br/><a class='readlink' href='waateanews/x_news/MTkxOTA/Green-Party-mourns-passing-of-Kingi-Taurua'>Read more</a> -
The Government joins the country in expressing our great sadness at the loss of iconic Ngāpuhi leader and broadcaster Kingi Taurua, <br/><a class='readlink' href='waateanews/x_news/MTkxODk/Government-mourns-the-passing-of-Kingi-Taurua'>Read more</a> -
In reply to the story "Ihumatao keeps occupation flame burning", Steve Evans, CEO Residential and Land Development, Fletcher Building has this <br/><a class='readlink' href='waateanews/x_news/MTkxODg/Fletcher-Residential-proud-historic-stonefields-have-extended-protection'>Read more</a> -
One of the strongest voices for Ngapuhi, He Wakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tireni and Te Tiriti o Waitangi has <br/><a class='readlink' href='waateanews/x_news/MTkxODY/Ngapuhi-champion-and-broadcaster-extraordinaire-Kingi-Taurua-dies'>Read more</a> -
The New Zealand Geographic Board has opened consultation on a proposal to officially give Poverty Bay the alternate name of Turanganui-a-Kiwa. <br/><a class='readlink' href='waateanews/x_news/MTkxODc/Turanga-name-to-become-official'>Read more</a>
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 Green Party mourns passing of Kingi Taurua “I am very saddened by the passing of Kingi Taurua and acknowledge this huge loss for his whānau, Read more |  Government mourns the passing of Kingi Taurua The Government joins the country in expressing our great sadness at the loss of iconic Ngāpuhi Read more |  Turanga name to become official The New Zealand Geographic Board has opened consultation on a proposal to officially give Poverty Bay Read more |  Ngapuhi champion and broadcaster extraordinaire Kingi Taurua dies  One of the strongest voices for Ngapuhi, He Wakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tireni and Te Tiriti Read more |
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Ngati Porou is in mourning for its kuia Keita Walker. |
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One of the strongest voices for Ngapuhi, He Wakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tireni and Te Tiriti o Waitangi has been silenced. |
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Ngati Whatua Orakei is today marking the 40th anniversary of the end of the occupation of Takaparawhau/ Bastion Point. |
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The New Zealand Geographic Board has opened consultation on a proposal to officially give Poverty Bay the alternate name of Turanganui-a-Kiwa. |
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Auckland and Hauraki iwi Ngati Paoa is backing a challenge by Ngati Whatua Orakei to the Hauraki Collective Settlement is it a part of. |
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As Ngati Whatua marks the end of the Bastion Point Occupation 40 years ago today, a few kilometres south at Ihumatao tangata whenua are fighting to stop their stolen whenua from being developed. |
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Noeline Taurua shares a daughters insight with the passing of her father Kingi Taurua |
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The New Zealand Maori Council could be in for a fresh set of legal manouvering with a long-serving member challenging the latest district Maori council elections. |
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A Maori public health advocacy group says the Smokefree 2025 target won’t be reached unless the Government takes stronger action like banning sales of cigarettes. |
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Te Arawa River Iwi Trust or TARIT has hit back at calls from kaumatua Sir Toby Curtis and Maanu Paul that its funding from the crown to clean up the Waikato River be frozen until it can property account for the money. |
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