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Ferris urges Te Tai Tonga voters to split their vote

Independent Te Tai Tonga MP Tākuta Ferris is urging supporters to give him their candidate vote while sending their party vote to the left as he campaigns to retain the seat in Nov

7 hours ago
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Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke calls on govt to honour Waikato and Waipā awa commitments

Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke urges government to honour Waikato-Tainui commitments after PC1 pause; Winston Peters defends halt, calling PC1 costly and harmful to farmers.

22 hours ago
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ACT’s ‘one law for all’ policy an attempt to re-litigate Treaty Principles Bill, expert says

ACT’s new constitutional policy seeks to restrict Treaty clauses and the use of tikanga in courts, in what Treaty law expert Carwyn Jones calls an attempt to re-litigate its failed

22 hours ago
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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.

2 days 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

4 days ago
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‘Thank you for trusting me in this role’: Shane Taurima steps down from Whakaata Māori

After eight years as the Kaihautū of Whakaata Māori, Shane Taurima is resigning at the end of 2026.

4 hours ago
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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.

4 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.

4 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.

4 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.

5 days ago
Regional
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Independent review clears Horizons councillor of breaking rules

Elijah Pue has been cleared of breaching conflict-of-interest rules after an independent legal review found he had no financial interest in a Ngā Wai Tōtā work programme decision.

1 hour ago
Te Ao Māori News

Ferris urges Te Tai Tonga voters to split their vote

Independent Te Tai Tonga MP Tākuta Ferris is urging supporters to give him their candidate vote while sending their party vote to the left as he campaigns to retain the seat in Nov

7 hours ago
Te Ao Māori News

Victoria University cracks record number of Māori students

Victoria University reaches a record 13.4% Māori enrolment (2,385) despite sector headwinds, crediting cultural connection and pathways like Te Paewai o Te Rangi amid national dips

10 hours ago
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Community pressure pays off as Waimarino Health Centre work begins

Ruapehu District iwi and community leaders are welcoming the start of a $4.4 million redevelopment of Raetihi’s health centre after years of campaigning for the project.

1 day ago
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Iwi deliver 150 homes for Tūranga whānau

For four years, Melo Hauiti’s whānau have shared one wardrobe and spent precious money at the laundromat. Soon, she will have her own wardrobe, washing machine and much more.

1 day ago

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