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Māori health leaders demand systemic reform after autistic child’s ordeal

Māori leaders demand systemic reform after reviews found an autistic 11-year-old was misidentified, restrained, and medicated; they seek apology, independent review, and protections.

1 day ago
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Māori representation on public sector boards falls for a second year in a row

A new stocktake shows Māori appointments have declined from a 2023 high, while several major government portfolios have little or no Māori representation.

3 days ago
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‘Determination & perseverance’: Historic Nelson Tenths bill passes first reading

More than 180 years after the original Nelson Tenths promises were made, Parliament has passed the first reading of legislation returning 3,000 hectares and $420 millio

4 days ago
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Minister to remove controversial clause from the Conservation Amendment Bill

Conservation Minister to remove land sale clause from bill. Greens and Greenpeace demand full rewrite or scrap, warning it still enables development on protected land.

4 days ago
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Greens vow to scrap conservation reforms as Potaka rejects ‘up for grabs’ claims

Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson says a Green Government would abandon the Conservation Amendment Bill and rewrite New Zealand’s conservation laws.

4 days ago
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Te Tāwharau o Ngā Waka national secondary school kapa haka competition begins

More than 40 of Aotearoa New Zealand’s top secondary school kapa haka groups have converged on Tauranga for the country’s premier school kapa haka competition.

17 hours ago
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Alberta pipeline proposal draws Indigenous and environmental opposition

Alberta readies a bitumen pipeline proposal as B.C. First Nations and environmentalists mobilize opposition over routes, tanker traffic, consultation, and environmental risk concerns.

19 hours ago
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BroPilot: Māori-led AI platform helping whānau access healthcare

A Māori-led artificial intelligence initiative is making it easier for whānau to access healthcare and Māori health services.

22 hours ago
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Te Tai Rāwhiti wāhine share Indigenous knowledge and practices in Chile

With the Māori and Mapuche new years approaching, a group from Ngāti Porou have traveled to Chile to exchange Indigenous knowledge and practices.

1 day ago
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Tūpuna Parenting brings traditional Māori parenting knowledge back to whānau

A Māori-led kaupapa is reconnecting whānau with ancestral parenting knowledge, supporting parents and tamariki through mātauranga Māori.

2 days ago
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Only 16 Māori land homes in five years: Tauranga launches support fund

A papakāinga housing specialist describes this as “a travesty”, and says finance is the biggest hurdle.

13 hours ago
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Whangārei hapū blast council’s rejection of partnership deal

Whangārei hapū leaders say their relationship with the local district council has been damaged after councillors voted against a key agreement for environmental planning.

1 day ago
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Government chips in for first Ngāmotu marae in two centuries

The Government is to pay $8.6 million to complete the construction of the first marae in Ngāmotu, New Plymouth, for 194 years.

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New whare ‘making a dent’ in Te Tai Tokerau’s significant housing need

Eight new homes have opened for whānau in Waitangi, Bay of Islands - the first new papakāinga housing development on the whenua in more than 50 years.

2 days ago
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Trust ‘very disappointed’ after losing Māngere Markets licence

A charitable trust that says it returned more than $2.35 million to the community wants to know why it lost its licence to operate Māngere Markets after 29 years.

2 days ago

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