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Te Tai Hauāuru candidates blast local government reforms

About 100 voters filled Hāwera’s Senior Citizens Hall on Thursday night for a debate hosted by Climate Justice Taranaki.

1 day ago
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ACT policy promises to end Waitangi Tribunal’s contemporary powers before winding it up

ACT wants to strip the Waitangi Tribunal of its power to scrutinise contemporary Crown decisions and abolish it once remaining historical claims are completed.

3 days ago
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Māori delegation’s Israel trip under scrutiny over funding and itinerary

A former delegate says Israel’s foreign ministry organised and funded a Māori delegation, but questions remain over its full costs, selection process and itinerary.

3 days ago
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Māori public servants feeling weight of cuts as thousands strike nationwide

Nearly 10,000 public servants have walked off the job nationwide, with Māori workers pointing to pay, job losses and pressure on Te Tiriti and kaupapa Māori.

3 days ago
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The ‘protester’ behind the headlines: Kōkā Sharon Campbell takes on Shane Jones

The Tūranga educator and reo Māori stalwart says her protest at a New Zealand First meeting was for her mokopuna and to encourage Māori to vote.

4 days ago
Indigenous
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Kōanga Festival celebrates 12 years of Indigenous art amid industry funding cuts

Kōanga Festival marks 12 years showcasing Māori and Pacific arts amid sector funding cuts, sustaining access and artist pay through diverse funders, with new works and performances

2 days ago
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‘A friend of Ngāi Tahu’: History of long-forgotten pounamu relics comes to light

What began as a forgotten collection tucked away in an English attic has become a powerful story of taonga finding its way home.

2 days ago
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TIAKI podcast exposes barriers facing Māori after prison

Researchers from TIAKI looks at the health and wellbeing of Māori as they leave prison and navigate life back in their communities.

2 days ago
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New book honours Hokianga wāhine who made voting history

As the country prepares for the next general election, Hokianga is honouring the women who helped make history and registered to vote in the 1893 election.

3 days ago
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Māori delegation’s Israel trip under scrutiny over funding and itinerary

A former delegate says Israel’s foreign ministry organised and funded a Māori delegation, but questions remain over its full costs, selection process and itinerary.

3 days ago
Regional
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Funding boost for key visitor hub on Mountains to Sea trail

Government invests $405k to build a Horopito visitor hub on the Mountains to Sea trail adding toilets, parking and shuttle access to boost safety access, and tourism by next summer

1 hour ago
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Taranaki tribes combine efforts to boost the vote

Taranaki’s eight iwi have joined forces to boost enrolment and turnout in November’s election – with musician Stan Walker among those lending support.

5 hours ago
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Rotorua-led tourism collaborations secure share of $5m funding

Two Rotorua-led tourism collaborations have secured about $1.8 million in the latest round of Government funding aimed at enticing more overseas travellers to regional New Zealand.

7 hours ago
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Iwi and council strike deal in face of Government cull

A Taranaki iwi has signed a resource management agreement with its local council despite a looming Government ban on such deals.

21 hours ago
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Māori enrolments reach record levels, but turnout remains a concern

With just 60 days to go until the General Election, Ngā Iwi o Taranaki have launched an initiative called The Landline to encourage their people to enrol and vote.

3 days ago

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