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Ngāti Ruapani, Crown sign $24m Treaty settlement at Waikaremoana

Ngāti Ruapani mai Waikaremoana and the Crown have signed a Deed of Settlement for historical Treaty claims dating back to 1866, at Waikaremoana in Te Urewera.

4 hours ago
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Protest and partnership: The paradox of Māori charter schools under Seymour

Seymour backs many Māori charter schools as freedom and choice, while opposing Māori frameworks in state policy; iwi pursue kura for mana motuhake, revealing political tension, generational aims.

2 days ago
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National and New Zealand First go head to head over Hauraki Gulf

New Zealand First has hit out at National after its coalition partner promised to campaign on stronger fishing protections in the Hauraki Gulf.

3 days ago
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Meka Whaitiri is the new Te Rūnanga O Turanganui A Kiwa chair

Former Ikaroa-Rāwhiti MP Meka Whaitiri says serving the community is her motivation in her new role as chair of Gisborne-based Te Rūnanga o Tūranganui a Kiwa.

4 days ago
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“A future made in New Zealand”: Labour promises to put affordability at the centre of every decision

Chris Hipkins launches Labour’s 2026 pitch, pledging to put affordability at the heart of every decision and unveiling the slogan “A future made in New Zealand.

5 days ago
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Te Matatini 2027: New haka champions for Mataatua

Six teams qualify for Te Matatini 2027 from the Mataatua Kapa Haka Regional Competition held at Te Kāeaea o Tūwhakaea in Whakatāne.

12 hours ago
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Te Matatini 2027: Day 1 Mataatua Regionals

The Korosins kicked off the first of 25 kapa haka from the Mataatua region, with another 15 to take to the stage on Day 2.

1 day ago
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Wāhine Māori are stepping up and leading change across Aotearoa

Wāhine Māori like Te Raina Ferris and Harlem Cruz lead culturally grounded change, mentoring women and opening kōhanga reo to strengthen te reo, identity, and community futures.

1 day ago
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Ngāti Ruanui hand-deliver trespass notice to mining company in Australia

A delegation from Ngāti Ruanui, one of the Taranaki iwi at the centre of seabed mining protests, has hand-delivered a trespass notice to mining company Trans Tasman Resources

3 days ago
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Work starts on first Ngāmotu marae for two centuries

Building the first marae in Ngāmotu New Plymouth for 194 years has begun with a dawn turning-of-whenua by Ngāti Te Whiti.

4 days ago
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Te Matatini 2027: New haka champions for Mataatua

Six teams qualify for Te Matatini 2027 from the Mataatua Kapa Haka Regional Competition held at Te Kāeaea o Tūwhakaea in Whakatāne.

12 hours ago
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Tāmaki Makaurau community house struggle to stay open

For more than 17 years, it’s been described as a beacon of hope for a tough community but a ‘little ‘Rewa house with a big impact’ is now months away from closure.

1 day ago
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Hapū seek ocean status to save Taranaki kaimoana

A hapū want their interests along the region’s western coast officially recognised, so they can continue to protect kaimoana when the current rāhui is no longer legally enforceable

1 day ago
Te Ao Māori News

Te Matatini 2027: Day 1 Mataatua Regionals

The Korosins kicked off the first of 25 kapa haka from the Mataatua region, with another 15 to take to the stage on Day 2.

1 day ago
Te Ao Māori News

Wāhine Māori are stepping up and leading change across Aotearoa

Wāhine Māori like Te Raina Ferris and Harlem Cruz lead culturally grounded change, mentoring women and opening kōhanga reo to strengthen te reo, identity, and community futures.

1 day ago

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