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Maori housing advocacy group Te Matapihi says the $15 million in the Budget for Maori housing will encourage existing and emerging <br/><a class='readlink' href='waateanews/x_news/MTkxNjY/Housing-marks-time-while-strategy-awaits'>Read more</a> -
Ngati Whatua Orakei is inviting people to join them on Friday to mark 40th anniversary of the end of the occupation <br/><a class='readlink' href='waateanews/x_news/MTkxNjU/Takaparawhau/Bastion-Point-40-years-remembered'>Read more</a> -
More than 1000 jobs for young people will be on offer tomorrow at the Auckland Council job fest. <br/><a class='readlink' href='waateanews/x_news/MTkxNjQ/Jobs-on-offer-for-rangatahi-in-Auckland-fest'>Read more</a> -
Maori public health body Hapai Te Hauora is welcoming new research showing that waiting a minute or so before cutting a <br/><a class='readlink' href='waateanews/x_news/MTkxNjM/New-science-backs-old-birthing-practise'>Read more</a> -
A study of tramatic injuries have found Maori have a much higher incidence of traumatic injuries than Pakeha. <br/><a class='readlink' href='waateanews/x_news/MTkxNjI/Bad-back-stats-for-Maori'>Read more</a>
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More than 1000 jobs for young people will be on offer tomorrow at the Auckland Council job fest. |
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A study of tramatic injuries have found Maori have a much higher incidence of traumatic injuries than Pakeha. |
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Maori public health body Hapai Te Hauora is welcoming new research showing that waiting a minute or so before cutting a premature baby’s umbilical cord improves the baby’s chance of survival. |
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The first winner of an award recognising the significant contribution of an individual to the museum sector says the relationship between museums and Maori has changed remarkably over the past quarter century. |
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Pressure is building for action on the rules for Maori representation on local government. |
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A Pakeha life coach has removed photographs of herself from her social media profile because of objections to her wearing a moko kauae. |
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National's Maori development spokesperson says the Government is making a big mistake not going ahead with the $1 billion upgrade of Waikeria Prison. |
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A Parihaka leader says members of the historic community want to forge a continuing relationship with the crown rather than take a one-off settlement. |
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The 20/20 Trust says failure to immediately restore funding for the Computers in Homes is a blow for the 100,000 school-aged children without internet access at home. |
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Applications are sought from iwi and other stakeholders to join a new high country advisory group. |
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