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Mike Davidson: Greens give voters a different choice

The Greens say their policies offer an alternative to the direction set by the current Government.

1 day ago
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Left-wing parties united on changing government, but not on how to get there

The Greens, Te Pāti Māori and Labour are all preparing to campaign on a shared goal of changing the Government

2 days ago
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Willie Jackson expresses doubt Labour can win all seven Māori seats

Labour’s Willie Jackson - who is running the party’s campaign for the Māori seats - has cast some doubt on the party’s ability to win them all.

3 days ago
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ACT calls it race-based hiring, advocates warn repeal harms more than Māori

ACT plans to repeal provisions recognising Māori and minority needs in public service hiring, prompting warnings it will reduce representation and devalue cultural skills in key rô

3 days ago
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‘Parallel sovereignties belong in a parallel universe’: Shane Jones warning to the Waitangi Tribunal

NZ First’s Shane Jones warns the Waitangi Tribunal to show restraint as a government review of its role proceeds; ministers consider ITAG findings, with a focus on unity and nation

4 days ago
Indigenous
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Māori literature makes waves at children and young adults’ book awards

The growing space of Māori storytelling within Aotearoa’s children’s literature shone brightly this week as Māori took out major awards.

2 days ago
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Y25 leaders 2026: Meet seven wāhine pioneers shaping the future

Te Ao Māori journalist Natasha Hill catches up with seven wāhine Māori selected for Y25 2025.

3 days ago
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A quiet trip to Fiji, now heading to the New York runway

Thirty years in the making, designer Amber Bridgman is taking her Fiji Fashion Week success straight to the New York runway this September.

3 days ago
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NZFW: What makes Indigenous fashion worth its price?

At NZFW’s Indigenous Symposium, designers showcase slow fashion rooted in culture, skill, and survival. High prices reflect time, materials, and preservation of traditions.

4 days ago
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Te Taura Whiri concerned recent Public Service Commission advice could discourage reo support

Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori has raised concerns over Public Service Commission advice that the Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori Parade could be politicised.

4 days ago
Regional
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Ngā Rauru launches bid to boost voting

Ngā Rauru Kītahi is campaigning to boost voter enrolment amongst its members – and the wider community.

6 minutes ago
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‘We cannot say it’s safe’: Forever chemicals found in Lake Rotorua

Forever chemicals have been detected in Lake Rotorua, prompting calls for urgent testing and renewed questions about the safety of food gathered from the lake.

19 hours ago
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Raetihi Marae to close for four months for upgrade

Raetihi Marae will close until the end of the year while a new ablution block is built.

23 hours ago
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Waimakariri mayor unconvinced by Ngāi Tahu’s council boundary plan

A North Canterbury mayor looks forward to partnering with Ngāi Tahu on local government reform, but is not so keen on the iwi’s proposed structure.

1 day ago
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Century-old Māori Trust Board honoured in Taranaki

After almost a century uniting Taranaki’s eight iwi, the Taranaki Māori Trust Board is handing the reins to a new body set up under the region’s Maunga Treaty agreement.

1 day ago

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