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Iwi-led charter school Kura Toa to open in Porirua, as Māori charter presence grows

An iwi-led charter school backed by Ngāti Toa is set to open in Porirua in Term 3 next year, adding to the growing number of kaupapa Māori charter schools

11 hours ago
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Care-experienced rangatahi fear their voices will be lost as VOYCE face funding shortfall

VOYCE warns of a $2.37m shortfall threatening advocacy for care-experienced youth after being excluded from Budget bids; govt attendance mixed, funding clarity deferred to Budget 26

1 day ago
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Ngāti Rangi’s plan to hold Crown agencies to settlement commitments

Ruapehu iwi Ngāti Rangi has launched a new framework with 11 government agencies to advance relationships promised under its Treaty settlement with the Crown.

2 days ago
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Oriini Kaipara determined to push on despite Te Pāti Māori raruraru

Despite the challenges facing her party, Oriini Kaipara says she remains focused on whānau and issues across her electorate.

5 days ago
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High Court ruling signals path to restoration for Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Te Pāti Māori

A High Court ruling reinstates Mariameno Kapa-Kingi to Te Pāti Māori, opening the door to restoration, but leaders say rebuilding trust will take time.

6 days ago
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Te Wharekura o Hoani Waititi Marae aims to defend ASB Polyfest crown

Ko nga toa whakaihuwaka o te Polyfest ko Te Wharekura o Hoani Waititi Marae, te tino o ngā kura kapa haka o Tāmaki, e whakatika ana mō te whakataetae Polyfest i tenei tau.

1 hour ago
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Indigenous identity researcher ordered to pay $87K to Canadian professor

Justice D. E. Labach ordered Darryl Leroux to pay $70,000 CAD ($87,280 NZD) in general damages after finding that Leroux had defamed Michelle Coupal.

19 hours ago
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Harakeke can heal ‘forever chemicals’, research shows

Research by the University of Auckland shows that harakeke has healing properties, successfully removing chemicals from contaminated water.

2 days ago
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From Tauranga to Japan: Māori health advocate on bridging the healthcare gap

Health advocate Lauryn Maxwell shares her experience working in Japan exploring the shared values between Japanese culture and te ao Māori.

3 days ago
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Returning to the ocean: How a sailing programme is reviving Pacific knowledge

A new sailing programme is helping Pacific and Māori reconnect with traditional voyaging knowledge while building confidence on the water.

3 days ago
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Te Wharekura o Hoani Waititi Marae aims to defend ASB Polyfest crown

Ko nga toa whakaihuwaka o te Polyfest ko Te Wharekura o Hoani Waititi Marae, te tino o ngā kura kapa haka o Tāmaki, e whakatika ana mō te whakataetae Polyfest i tenei tau.

1 hour ago
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Ninety Mile Beach Snapper Bonanza winner reveals his secrets

The winner of the $30,000 top prize in this year’s Ninety Mile Beach Snapper Bonanza says the secret is pilchard bait and his dad’s fishing rigs.

2 days ago
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‘Not one acre more’ - urupā kaitiaki

“As long as our tīpuna are happy, we will carry on,” says Rapata Kopae, one of the Ōpihi Whanaungakore trustees battling to stop development of land they say is wāhi tapu. 

2 days ago
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Massive AI factory could impact sea life, cultural values

Southern mayors have thrown their support behind a new data centre which is set to become the country’s second-highest electricity user.

2 days ago
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Gisborne councillors back waste hub site despite mana whenua opposition

Councillors backed 275 Lytton Rd despite opposition from Te Kuri a Tuatai Marae.

3 days ago

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