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Analysis: Luxon claims full support, Penk’s portfolios stripped, no confirmation of counted vote

Christopher Luxon claims the full support of National after surviving a leadership challenge, as Chris Penk is stripped of his portfolios for launching the failed attempt.

10 hours ago
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Tama Potaka backs Christopher Luxon as National caucus meets over leadership speculation

As the National Party caucus prepares to meet in an emergency hui at Parliament this morning, its most senior Māori MP, Tama Potaka, has publicly backed the Prime Minister

20 hours ago
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‘When roads are closed, marae are open’: Greens pledge $2.4b for marae infrastructure and climate resilience

The Greens have proposed a $2.4 billion fund to strengthen marae infrastructure, prepare for severe weather and support future generations.

2 days ago
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3.6 million enrolment packs hitting letterboxes ahead of 2026 general election

More than 3.6 million election packs are being sent to voters as the Electoral Commission warns of new strict enrolment deadlines for the 2026 general election.

2 days ago
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Government taking Māori housing and Te Tiriti commitments ‘backwards’, report finds

A new Human Rights Foundation report reveals Māori and Pacific communities remain hit hardest by NZ's housing crisis as the Government shifts away from Te Tiriti-based solutions.

2 days ago
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With Te Matatini looming, performer numbers are back under the spotlight

Should 50 performers be allowed to perform on Te Matatini’s stage? Rob Ruha has sparked a conversation about kapa haka group sizes, following changes to the rangatahi competition.

13 hours ago
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‘It changes your life’: Pie maker takes a year to reclaim his reo

After 20 years in the pie business, Bosun Paki (Ngāti Maniapoto) has taken a year off to reclaim his reo.

1 day ago
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Two Māori books with takatāpui themes earn international recognition

Two Māori-language picture books have gained international recognition after being selected for the IBBY-UNESCO Collection of Remarkable Books for Young Readers

2 days ago
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‘I am irawhiti’: Arapeta Hākura opens up on moko kanohi and identity.

From six years of academic research to personal truth: Arapeta Hākura’s journey to receiving her moko kanohi.

4 days ago
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Native Nations builds global connections for Indigenous youth

Beyond the country's major tourist centres, the Native Nations programme is proving that some of the richest Indigenous experiences are found in rural communities.

4 days ago
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‘Linguistic oppression’: The little-known rule impacting reo speakers at councils

A widely accepted council rule requiring members to give two days’ notice before addressing meetings in te reo Māori has been deemed an oppression of the official language.

16 hours ago
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‘Thrilling’: Young kiwi sighting a milestone for iwi restoration efforts

The sighting of a young kiwi at Ngā Roto-o-Rangataua near Ohakune is being celebrated as a significant milestone in decades-long recovery efforts.

1 day ago
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National recognition for Ngāti Awa housing model transforming whānau futures

Tūkōkeke Kāinga Māori named a finalist in the Building Nations 2026 Social Impact Awards as its innovative approach to affordable housing and home ownership continues to grow.

1 day ago
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New Whangārei hub aims to keep tamariki out of state care

Te Ātea Hub’s Tama-Ariki in Whangārei unites agencies for early, community-led support to keep tamariki—especially Māori—out of state care, addressing over-representation and unmet

1 day ago
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Auckland charitable trust fights to keep Manurewa hub

An Auckland charitable trust is urging the Government not to convert its Manurewa hub into social housing and instead extend its lease for four more years.

2 days ago

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