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Pioneering School of Business opens at Waitākere College to empower West Auckland rangatahi

A school of business has been established at Waitakere College for students out west of Auckland, reaching out to those who don't often get to experience business.

56 minutes ago
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Poll: Coalition support at lowest since election, most Kiwis think country is ‘heading in the wrong direction’

Support for the National-led Government has fallen to its lowest level since the 2023 election.

1 day ago
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Health New Zealand releases guidelines to help families with perinatal loss

Guidelines to help grieving families cope with the loss of a baby during pregnancy or in the first year after birth.

2 days ago
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‘Anxiety’ for Māori amid fuel crisis, Debbie Ngarewa-Packer says

The fuel crisis has left a feeling of anxiety among Māori communities who do not know how much fuel is in their rohe, Te Pāti Māori co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer says.

3 days ago
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Manurewa community house fights against eviction - locals warn whānau could be left without support

Manurewa’s Rawiri Community House faces eviction by Kāinga Ora to convert it into housing. Locals fear loss of vital services and plan a march to keep it open.

4 days ago
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Te Ao Māori News

Pioneering School of Business opens at Waitākere College to empower West Auckland rangatahi

A school of business has been established at Waitakere College for students out west of Auckland, reaching out to those who don't often get to experience business.

56 minutes ago
Te Ao Māori News

Yellowknife Indigenous-led group focuses on dignity for unhoused residents

The Indigenous-led non-profit is taking a hands-on approach to supporting the unhoused by offering free haircuts.

3 days ago
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Hinematioro pou returns to Uawa from Germany after 256 years overseas

Te Aitanga a Hauiti have returned their ancestral pou, Hinematioro, to Uawa, after retrieving her from The University of Tübingen in Germany.

5 days ago
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Sydney marae build expected to begin this year

The Sydney Marae Alliance says despite pushback, progress is continuing to build a marae, with around $1 million expected to be confirmed soon

5 days ago
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Opinion: Rhoda Roberts, Disruptor and gamechanger

Moana Maniapoto pays tribute to the notable Broadcaster and respected Bundjalung Widjabul Wiyebal elder, Rhoda Roberts

Tuesday, March 31, 2026
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Te Ao Māori News

Pioneering School of Business opens at Waitākere College to empower West Auckland rangatahi

A school of business has been established at Waitakere College for students out west of Auckland, reaching out to those who don't often get to experience business.

56 minutes ago
Te Ao Māori News

Kua mate a Nehe Dewes o Ngāti Porou

I mate atu a Nehe Kururangi Dewes i Tūranga inapō, e 82 tau tana pakeke.

13 hours ago
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Manurewa community house fights against eviction - locals warn whānau could be left without support

Manurewa’s Rawiri Community House faces eviction by Kāinga Ora to convert it into housing. Locals fear loss of vital services and plan a march to keep it open.

4 days ago
Te Ao Māori News

Clash over mana whenua seat: ‘There is nothing to be scared of’

A Hastings councillor has failed in his bid to remove a mana whenua representative from the board of a new council organisation to manage the region’s water services.

4 days ago
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Ngāti Tahu react to the first successful prosecution for illegally exporting pounamu

Ngāi Tahu wants to see tougher restrictions on exporting pounamu after a mother and son were found guilty of attempting to illegally export pounamu to China over the legal limit.

4 days ago

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