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Singing from the same song sheet: Three Māori candidates, three parties, three electorates

Three aspiring candidates contesting three different Māori electorates on behalf of three different parties sat down on Te Ao with Moana.

10 hours ago
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Whānau of Māori US resident detained by ICE still have no answers

Everlee Wihongi, is being held in United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention (ICE) with her family still unsure why.

1 day ago
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NZ Govt Treaty clause overhaul draws criticism at UN forum in New York

Wāhine Māori have raised concerns at the UNPFII in New York about the Treaty clause overhaul, warning it signals weakening Indigenous rights in Aotearoa.

1 day ago
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Former Te Pāti Māori president’s haka targeting ACT MP Parmjeet Parmar sparks backlash

Former Te Pāti Māori president Che Wilson has sparked debate following a controversial haka performed at the Tainui Regional Kapa Haka competition over the weekend.

1 day ago
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Documents reveal iwi hui cut from Treaty review, replaced by Minister-appointed group

OIA emails reveal plans for regional hui with iwi Māori were cut from the Treaty review, replaced by agency engagement and a small advisory group ahead of new legislation.

2 days ago
Indigenous
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Indigenous leaders call for urgent action on global cancer inequities

More than 600 global Indigenous leaders have gathered in Tāmaki Makaurau, calling for urgent action to address inequities in cancer care, access and outcomes for iwi taketake.

7 hours ago
Te Ao Māori News

UNPFII: Indigenous worldviews key to reshaping global health systems

This year, the theme aligns closely with Rawson-Te Patu’s role as President of the World Federation of Public Health Associations - ensuring the health of Indigenous peoples.

13 hours ago
Te Ao Māori News

Whānau of Māori US resident detained by ICE still have no answers

Everlee Wihongi, is being held in United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention (ICE) with her family still unsure why.

1 day ago
Te Ao Māori News

Former Te Pāti Māori president’s haka targeting ACT MP Parmjeet Parmar sparks backlash

Former Te Pāti Māori president Che Wilson has sparked debate following a controversial haka performed at the Tainui Regional Kapa Haka competition over the weekend.

1 day ago
Te Ao Māori News

At the UN, Indigenous leaders tackle how to enforce global climate court rulings

At the United Nations this week, Indigenous leaders and advocates are asking: What will it take to force governments to comply with international court rulings.

2 days ago
Regional
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Whakatāne Hospital restores 24/7 maternity services after a year of disruption

Whakatāne Hospital has restored its full maternity and gynaecology services after staffing shortages forced many women to travel for care.

2 days ago
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‘We should celebrate’: 81% back Whanganui settlement, iwi prepares for signing

Whanganui iwi members have voted overwhelmingly to ratify their historic Treaty settlement with the Crown, marking a major milestone in a decades-long process.

2 days ago
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New era begins for Ōpōtiki College as new principal welcomed

The start of Term 2 marks a turning point for Ōpōtiki College, as the community and students unite behind new leadership and a shared vision for the future.

2 days ago
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‘Not just an isolated act’: Papatoetoe community demands action after racist graffiti

An arrest has been made over racist graffiti outside Papatoetoe Central School but community members say the incident should not be treated as a one-off.

4 days ago
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How a new meth ‘safe space’ could change recovery journeys in Tairāwhiti

Hawke's Bay/Gisborne has the second-highest meth use in wastewater tests.

4 days ago

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