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Grassroots campaign against meth pipes grows into wider call to tackle addiction

A Whangārei woman's campaign against meth pipes has sparked a nationwide debate, putting the focus back on meth addiction, legal loopholes and the impact on whānau.

11 hours ago
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ACT deputy Nicole McKee reflects on Treaty Principles Bill fallout and push for Māori support

New ACT deputy leader Nicole McKee reflects on the fallout from the Treaty Principles Bill, criticism over her Māoritanga and why she believes ACT can still win Māori support.

1 day ago
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Waikato Hospital patient death sparks urgent Health NZ review after ED wait

Health New Zealand has launched an urgent clinical review after a patient died at Waikato Hospital. Health Minister Simeon Brown says the family deserves answers.

1 day ago
Te Ao Māori News

Māori health leaders demand systemic reform after autistic child’s ordeal

Māori leaders demand systemic reform after reviews found an autistic 11-year-old was misidentified, restrained, and medicated; they seek apology, independent review, and protections.

3 days ago
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Māori representation on public sector boards falls for a second year in a row

A new stocktake shows Māori appointments have declined from a 2023 high, while several major government portfolios have little or no Māori representation.

5 days ago
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Te Tāwharau o Ngā Waka national secondary school kapa haka competition begins

More than 40 of Aotearoa New Zealand’s top secondary school kapa haka groups have converged on Tauranga for the country’s premier school kapa haka competition.

2 days ago
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Alberta pipeline proposal draws Indigenous and environmental opposition

Alberta readies a bitumen pipeline proposal as B.C. First Nations and environmentalists mobilize opposition over routes, tanker traffic, consultation, and environmental risk concerns.

2 days ago
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BroPilot: Māori-led AI platform helping whānau access healthcare

A Māori-led artificial intelligence initiative is making it easier for whānau to access healthcare and Māori health services.

2 days ago
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Te Tai Rāwhiti wāhine share Indigenous knowledge and practices in Chile

With the Māori and Mapuche new years approaching, a group from Ngāti Porou have traveled to Chile to exchange Indigenous knowledge and practices.

3 days ago
Te Ao Māori News

Tūpuna Parenting brings traditional Māori parenting knowledge back to whānau

A Māori-led kaupapa is reconnecting whānau with ancestral parenting knowledge, supporting parents and tamariki through mātauranga Māori.

4 days ago
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Māori health advocate calls for change after person dies waiting in Waikato Hospital

The death of a person in the emergency department at Waikato Hospital has prompted renewed scrutiny of pressure on the public health system.

10 hours ago
Te Ao Māori News

Grassroots campaign against meth pipes grows into wider call to tackle addiction

A Whangārei woman's campaign against meth pipes has sparked a nationwide debate, putting the focus back on meth addiction, legal loopholes and the impact on whānau.

11 hours ago
Te Ao Māori News

Deals with iwi get tick from Taranaki council

Taranaki Regional Council has approved two agreements with Ngāti Maru in a bid to continue cooperation beyond the looming local government shake-up.

16 hours ago
Te Ao Māori News

Waikato Hospital patient death sparks urgent Health NZ review after ED wait

Health New Zealand has launched an urgent clinical review after a patient died at Waikato Hospital. Health Minister Simeon Brown says the family deserves answers.

1 day ago
Te Ao Māori News

Northland campaign against meth pipes wins cross-party support at Parliament

A Northland wahine lobbying Whangārei retailers to stop selling glass pipes has won support from MPs across the political spectrum.

1 day ago

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