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Council-backed venue brings Pacific-led theatre to Auckland stage

Auckland Council is bringing Pacific-led theatre to the city by funding the venue for Tafatolu, a new 50-minute play blending Sāmoan mythology, live music, and physical theatre.

2 hours ago
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Around 1700 fish rescued in Waikanae river during protection work

During the recent erosion protection work on the Kapiti Coast, almost 1700 fish - including threatened species - were rescued in Te Awa Waikanae.

14 hours ago
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Aotearoa’s Māori nurses gather for national indigenous Health Hui

The event is held to create a space for Māori nurses to come together, uplift one another, and lead the ongoing transformation of Aotearoa’s health system

1 day ago
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Kaipara council’s $52,000 Māori report slammed as ‘anti-Maori’ and ‘bullshit’

Kaipara District Council has spent an unplanned $52,000 producing a document which attempts to spell out what legal obligations the local authority has to Māori.

1 day ago
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Wellington iwi leases whenua for new Regional Council transport depot

Ngāti Toa Rangatira and Greater Wellington have signed an agreement allowing the Regional Council to use iwi-owned whenua in Porirua for a new bus depot.

2 days ago
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Te Pāti Māori accuses Electoral Commission of ‘voter supression’ over enrolments

Te Pāti Māori has accused the Electoral Commission of “voter suppression” after correspondence with the commission failed to address the “real issue".

6 hours ago
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Treaty of Waitangi for young readers: Ross Calman’s book wins top NZ award

The 2025 New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults have given their top award to a book that helps young readers understand the complexities of the Treaty of Waitangi.

1 day ago
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NZ First minister to focus on the regions after party boost in polls

The party’s second in command, Shane Jones, is looking to the regions to build on that support.

3 days ago
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Report reveals Minister’s decision to ban te reo Māori words from all new early readers

A document shows in October last year, the Ministry was directed to ensure any future RtRPP books excluded all Māori words except for characters’ names.

3 days ago
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Education Minister defends axing student reader over too many Māori words, criticises media

Education Minister Erica Stanford has doubled down on the Ministry of Education’s decision to stop printing the small student reader version of At the Marae.

4 days ago

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