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Fuel supply ‘stable’, but Govt readies support and changes fuel specifications for import

The Government insists there is no immediate risk to Aotearoa’s fuel supply, but is moving to ease pressure from rising prices with targeted support due to be announced

12 hours ago
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David Seymour to present grieving mum’s tougher sentences petition to Parliament

Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour is set to present an 8000-strong signed petition to Parliament from a grieving mum who wants tougher sentences for violent offenders.

16 hours ago
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Winston Peters announces proposal to overhaul energy sector in State of the Nation speech

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters delivered his state of the nation speech in Tauranga on Sunday.

1 day ago
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Winston Peters meets Cook Island PM ‘informally’ in Auckland, but no deal on key issues

Winston Peters has met “informally” with Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown at Peters’ home in Auckland.

2 days ago
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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

5 days ago
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Me Ora Ka Ora tāmoko symposium returns to Rotorua

Me Ora Ka Ora Tā Moko Symposium in Rotorua unites leading artists to revitalise tā moko, uphold tikanga, mentor newcomers, and strengthen networks through wānanga

1 day ago
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Indigenous people draw parallels between US immigration raids and Canadian police tactics

Gina was driving in Minneapolis when a wave of anxiety fell over her. She noticed Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents following her.

4 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.

5 days 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.

5 days ago
Te Ao Māori News

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.

Sunday, March 15, 2026
Regional
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Far North locals challenge Council over $22M wastewater plan

Locals pushed for an alternative, leading the Far North District Council to install two $1 million high-tech units in Rāwene and Taipā, but they have yet to be switched on.

1 hour ago
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Taxpayers invest $784K to new Rakaia River wetland to try to lure salmon back

It’s hoped a new $1.7 million wetland in Mid Canterbury will improve the once-thriving salmon run in the Rakaia River.

19 hours ago
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‘Revitalisation of carving’ at Whanganui’s Te Ao Hou Marae with building of second workshop underway

After a productive three years running an on-site carving workshop, Te Ao Hou Marae in Aramoho is building a second one - this time for waka.

22 hours ago
Te Ao Māori News

Me Ora Ka Ora tāmoko symposium returns to Rotorua

Me Ora Ka Ora Tā Moko Symposium in Rotorua unites leading artists to revitalise tā moko, uphold tikanga, mentor newcomers, and strengthen networks through wānanga

1 day ago
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‘Our culture is from God’: Families keep Polyfest alive behind the scenes

Before the music starts and the crowds arrive, Polyfest is already alive: in the kitchens, carparks, and early morning hours where families do the work no one sees.

1 day ago

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