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‘Kei te ū pūmau a Oriini me Hana’ rumours dispelled of further MP departures and what next for Te Tai Tokerau

Te Pāti Māori says Oriini Kaipara and Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke remain committed to the party as three potential Te Tai Tokerau candidates emerge.

1 day ago
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ICE detainee Everlee Wihongi being moved to another state

The sister-in-law of a New Zealander held in ICE custody alleges she was shackled and not fed while being transferred to a different state.

1 day ago
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Te Tai Tokerau race heats up as Hone Harawira emerges as a potential Te Pāti Māori candidate

Former MP Hone Harawira could return to politics for Te Pāti Māori in Te Tai Tokerau following Mariameno Kapa-Kingi’s departure from the party.

1 day ago
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Mariameno Kapa-Kingi leaves Te Pāti Māori, announces new political party

Mariameno Kapa-Kingi has launched the Te Tai Tokerau Party after a High Court ruled her expulsion from Te Pāti Māori was unlawful.

2 days ago
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Why should Māori care about the United Nations Indigenous Forum

After two weeks of talks, the UN Indigenous forum is urging Aotearoa to recommit to Te Tiriti and prioritise Māori-led solutions.

6 days ago
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Te Arikinui builds on historic ties with the British royal family during London visit

Te Arikinui Kuini Nga wai hono i te po is in London this week strengthening longstanding ties between the Kīngitanga and the British royal family.

4 hours ago
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Mana Ariki draws crowds celebrating poropiti Māori

Mana Ariki celebrates 20 years of coming together to celebrate unity, whanaungatanga and Māori prophets.

1 day ago
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Rotorua mourns Dr Ken Kennedy - Te Arawa leader and educator

Behind Dr Ken Kennedy’s kind eyes and warm smile was a man with a gifted memory, a broad knowledge of iwi ancestry and a staunch passion for Māori language.

2 days ago
Te Ao Māori News

‘People’s tribunal’ heading to Montreal to hear evidence against federal government on residential schools

The Native Women’s Shelter is getting set to host a week of mock tribunal hearings to raise awareness of the federal government’s role in residential schools and unmarked graves.

5 days ago
Te Ao Māori News

Why should Māori care about the United Nations Indigenous Forum

After two weeks of talks, the UN Indigenous forum is urging Aotearoa to recommit to Te Tiriti and prioritise Māori-led solutions.

6 days ago
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Te reo Māori champion Rauru Broughton honoured with Te Matoe o te Reo award

West Coast te reo Māori champions were honoured at Te Matoe o te Reo in New Plymouth, including Rauru Broughton for his lifelong work in Māori radio and language revitalisation.

7 hours ago
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‘Massively exciting’ - Building a home worthy of ancient Anaweka waka

Tasman District Council has agreed to consult on plans to build a home for the ancient Māori taonga in Tākaka.

1 day ago
Te Ao Māori News

Far North settlement could be first place in NZ to entirely relocate

A small Far North settlement could be the first place in New Zealand where an entire community relocates to higher ground to escape repeated floods.

1 day ago
Te Ao Māori News

Council no longer opposing parolee rehab site but Environment Court remains doubtful

Rotorua parolee rehab site faces court scrutiny, loss of funding despite council U-turn.

2 days ago
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Rāwene community celebrates milestone in battle to keep human waste out of Hokianga Harbour

A Far North community is celebrating a milestone in its decades-long battle to keep human waste out of one of the nation’s most culturally significant harbours.

3 days ago

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