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The Maniapoto Māori Trust Board wants to restore names in its rohe to share a wider appreciation of its history.
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The Government has announced a $56 million investment in Māori land development over the next four years.
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Ngāti Porou’s customary interests in the East Coast coastal and marine area has been recognized with the passing yesterday of Ngā Rohe Moana o Ngā Hapū o Ngāti Porou Bill (No 2).
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Smoking cessation service Ready Steady Quit is running a series of Ready Steady Wahine sessions to help Māori women tackle the problems.
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Breakfast with Dale
 
Fri 24 May 03:51 pmA south Auckland family violence worker hopes the $320 million boost in next week’s Budget to
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 The government’s Provincial Growth Fund is putting $800,000 towards Wairarapa Water’s Wakamoekau
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Fri 24 May 03:15 pmA chance tomorrow for the world of rugby league and the West Coast to say farewell to former Kiwis’
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 Teachers in wharekura and area schools have voted overwhelmingly to strike next Wednesday alongside
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Paakiwaha
Tue 21 May 01:57 pmVietnam veterans and their whānau are the focus of a hui this weekend at AUT’s South Auckland
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Tue 21 May 11:30 amThe chair of Te Rōpu, Māori advisory group on family and sexual violence, expects about $20
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Mon 20 May 03:00 pmThe executive director of the New Zealand Māori Council wants to see more of the Government’s
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Mon 20 May 10:48 amThe head of Te Māngai Paho says it’s not longer just a broadcast funding agency.
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Manako
Thu 24 Jan 09:21 amKua tae rā tātou ki tētahi wāhanga motuhake o tēnei whenua o Aotearoa. Tērā
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Mon 05 Nov 03:18 pmHe nui ngā tūāhuatanga hou ki waenganui i te hunga e mahi nei i te ao pāpāho
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Tue 30 Oct 01:51 pmKi ngā take whakataunga tono tiriti, kua puta ngā whakatau a te Minita i ngā take tiriti
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Thu 25 Oct 12:36 pmKa tahuri atu rā tātou ki ngā take o te ao Hangarau, me te aha, he kaupapa e hono ai,
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Banning Prisoners from voting impacts Māori worst Martyn 'Bomber' Bradbury: The debate over Prisoners being able to vote has begun in the Waitangi Tribunal as argument is heard that the ban is a breach of the Treaty because it is so disproportionately unfair to Māori. |
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I will continue writing about the state taking children until something meaningful has occurred Martyn 'Bomber' Bradbury: If you have the privilege of a platform, you must endeavour to use that platform for good. I have written previous columns about the extraordinary abuse of power by the state when they take children into their 'care'. |
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State Spying and a Police who see no spying, hear no spying and speak no spying Martyn 'Bomber' Bradbury:: John Campbell's remarkable investigation at the beginning of the week into a Government agency tasked with looking after earthquake survivors using corporate spies to secretly tape complaining earthquake survivors was made more important by the remarkable announcement midweek from the NZ Police that found nothing illegal in the actions of anyone involved. |
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