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Public sector overhaul sparks fears for remaining Māori and Treaty-focused roles

The Government’s planned public sector overhaul risks further gutting Treaty & kaupapa Māori capability across agencies already hit by years of restructures

16 hours ago
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Government climate law change triggers backlash over access to justice

Days before the proposal was unveiled, Te Ao Māori News spoke with climate advocate Mike Smith, the man taking six of the country’s largest emitters to the High Court next year.

19 hours ago
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Former Labour cabinet minister appointed to Māori Education Ministerial Advisory Group

Former Labour minister and ex-principal Kelvin Davis has been appointed to the Government’s Māori Education Ministerial Advisory Group by Education Minister Erica Stanford.

22 hours ago
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Greenpeace delivers petition to stop US minerals deal

More than 26,000 people have signed a petition demanding Christopher Luxon refuse Trump's demands for New Zealand minerals.

1 day ago
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The Prime Minister rejects scathing Waitangi Tribunal Report, presses on with Treaty reforms

PM Christopher Luxon rejects Waitangi Tribunal findings on education law reforms and confirms the Government will press ahead with rewriting Treaty clauses.

1 day ago
Indigenous
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After 50 years of mining, iwi questions Taharoa Ironsands’ relationship

Ngāti Mahuta ki te Tai Hauāuru is raising concerns over the ongoing operations of Taharoa Iron Sands Limited, with iwi members pointing to longstanding impacts in Taharoa

2 days ago
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Record compensation payout for Yindjibarndi people after years long legal battle with mining giant

The Federal Court has awarded the Yindjibarndi people $150 million in compensation for economic and cultural loss caused by the mining of their land.

5 days ago
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Rare kiwi pukupuku relocated to Hawke’s Bay

Ten kiwi pukupuku are being moved from Wellington to a Hawke’s Bay sanctuary in the second translocation of the rare species, with only around 2,100 of these manu nationwide.

5 days ago
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Te Arikinui Kuini Nga wai hono i te po meets King Charles

Te Arikinui Kuini Nga wai hono i te po has met with His Majesty King Charles III for the first time since becoming the Māori Queen

6 days ago
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Mana Wāhine Claims; whānau challenge crown on failures against Māori women

The Allen whānau of Te Tai Tokerau say their ancestors did not sign the Treaty for this to be the outcome for Māori women today.

6 days ago
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Ōruanui marae rebuild: New wharekai and facilities after two-year closure

A 16-year dream became reality when Te Kapa o Te Rangiita ki Ōruanui hapū, a sub-tribe of Ngāti Tūwharetoa, reopened its marae north of Taupō recently, after being closed for years

2 hours ago
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Northland’s storms test award-winning farm with ‘million-dollar’ herd

Last year’s win of a prized trophy for Māori farmers is still sinking in for Northland farm trustee Wess Wetere.

2 days ago
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Ngāti Whakaue’s iwi-led Rotorua housing development starts at Ngongotahā

The first stage of an iwi-led housing development at Ngongotahā has been marked with a sod-turning ceremony.

2 days ago
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Invercargill art gallery report criticised for lack of Māori voice

An investigation into a possible new Invercargill art gallery has raised concerns about funding and a lack of Māori engagement.

2 days ago
Te Ao Māori News

After 50 years of mining, iwi questions Taharoa Ironsands’ relationship

Ngāti Mahuta ki te Tai Hauāuru is raising concerns over the ongoing operations of Taharoa Iron Sands Limited, with iwi members pointing to longstanding impacts in Taharoa

2 days ago

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