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The Provincial Growth Fund is putting another $2 million into Kawerau to prepare people for the jobs being generated by economic growth in the Bay of Plenty.
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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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The Auckland City Missioner says the homelessness seen in the city is a symptom of poverty and inequity that is hitting Māori hard.
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Te Māngai Pāho has stepped beyond its role as Māori broadcast funding agency, signing a memorandum of understanding with Te Puni Kōkiri to collaborate with others in the sector to develop initiatives aimed at encouraging more rangatahi to use te reo Māori in their everyday lives.
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Breakfast with Dale
 
Fri 17 May 02:57 pmFifty one flights. Eleven hundred steps.
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Fri 17 May 02:48 pmTe Puni Kōkiri and the Māori language commission Te Taura Whiri are working together on a
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Fri 17 May 02:27 pmCommemorations have been held for the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Cassino, where almost all the
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 The public seems ready for changes to whitebait regulations, with a Department of Conservation survey
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Paakiwaha
Tue 07 May 04:39 pmMaintaining a watchful presence on the land and engaging in peaceful non-violent direct action is how
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Tue 09 Apr 10:00 amMEDIA RELEASE: Senior leaders from Jesuit Social Services have embarked on a study trip to New Zealand
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Thu 04 Apr 03:09 pmA Māori business lecturer is urging Māori to learn more about Asia cultures as a step towards
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Mon 01 Apr 02:00 pmMassey University Wellington Senior Lecturer Dr Jason Mika says a lack of understanding of the Asian
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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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Paakiwaha 06-05-19
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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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Unlocked doors & blind spots: what ANZAC Day criticism of the NZ Police seems to miss Martyn 'Bomber' Bradbury: There was much anguish made about the NZ Police decision to shut down and limit ANZAC Day events this year. |
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