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Contact Energy and the Ngati Tahu Landowners Collective have been awarded the prestigious 2018 US Energy Association Corporate Volunteer Award for <br/><a class='readlink' href='waateanews/x_news/MTg5MjQ/Tribe-takes-heat-out-of-steam-work'>Read more</a> -
Kaitakawaenga or Maori liaison officers from universities, polytechnics and wananga around the country have just completed their annual hui, sharing some <br/><a class='readlink' href='waateanews/x_news/MTg5MjM/Kaitakawaenga-ponder-pastoral-care'>Read more</a> -
Health and gardening tips are on the menu for a hui at Wairoa Marae in Tauranga this weekend. <br/><a class='readlink' href='waateanews/x_news/MTg5MjE/Mara-help-Ranginui-health-message'>Read more</a> -
Te Ururoa’s Flavell’s service as Maori development minister in helping people after the Edgecumbe flood is being marked in a papakainga <br/><a class='readlink' href='waateanews/x_news/MTg5MjI/Papakainga-for-Edgecumbe-refugees'>Read more</a> -
A Napier woman who completed an IronMaori event despite having chronic obstructive pulmonary disease was a winner at this year’s New <br/><a class='readlink' href='waateanews/x_news/MTg5MjA/Every-breath-a-winner'>Read more</a>
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 Tribe takes heat out of steam work Contact Energy and the Ngati Tahu Landowners Collective have been awarded the prestigious 2018 US Energy Read more |  Kaitakawaenga ponder pastoral care  Kaitakawaenga or Maori liaison officers from universities, polytechnics and wananga around the country Read more |  Papakainga for Edgecumbe refugees Te Ururoa’s Flavell’s service as Maori development minister in helping people after the Read more |  Mara help Ranginui health message Health and gardening tips are on the menu for a hui at Wairoa Marae in Tauranga this weekend. Read more |
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The chair of the Royal Commission into historical abuse in state care says it's possible there could be criminal prosecutions as a result of the inquiry. |
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The New Zealand Geographic Baord wants to know if people will be happy if Poverty Bay is given a dual Maori name. |
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Labour's Northcote candidate Shanan Halbert believes the by-election is a sign of the generational change in New Zealand politics. |
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Massey University has celebrated the success of a programme that has helped more than 400 Maori gain qualification as psychiatrists, clinical psychologists and mental health workers over the past 20 years. |
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Te Pou o Mangataawhiri has booked a spot in next year’s Te Matatini national kapa haka competition in Wellington, winning the regional final at Claudelands arena in Hamilton on Saturday for the first time. |
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Te Runanga o Ngapuhi has opted for a familiar face with its appointment of Lorraine Toki as its new chief executive. |
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Waikato Regional Council’s cultural intelligence app Kawe Korero has taken out the supreme award at the annual Local Government Excellence Awards. |
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E hiahia ana ngā iwi mana whenua o Tāmaki, a Ngāti Paoa me Ngāti Whanaunga ki te rāhui i te whakangau poaka ki roto i ngā pae maunga o Hunua, kei māhorahora tonu te mate e ngau ana i te kauri. |
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Two Auckland iwi want to ban recreational pig hunting in the Hunua ranges in a bid to protect the forest from kauri die back disease. |
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