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‘Determination & perseverance’: Historic Nelson Tenths bill passes first reading

More than 180 years after the original Nelson Tenths promises were made, Parliament has passed the first reading of legislation returning 3,000 hectares and $420 millio

10 hours ago
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Minister to remove controversial clause from the Conservation Amendment Bill

Conservation Minister to remove land sale clause from bill. Greens and Greenpeace demand full rewrite or scrap, warning it still enables development on protected land.

13 hours ago
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Greens vow to scrap conservation reforms as Potaka rejects ‘up for grabs’ claims

Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson says a Green Government would abandon the Conservation Amendment Bill and rewrite New Zealand’s conservation laws.

16 hours ago
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Concerns grow over Conservation Bill and weakened land protections

Iwi and environmental groups warn the Conservation Amendment Bill could enable disposal and privatisation of conservation land, undermining Treaty redress and Hauraki mana whenua.

1 day ago
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National introduces bill to return 3,000 hectares and provide $420 million in Nelson Tenths case

Legislation introduced to transfer land to Te Here-ā-Nuku Trust after courts found the Crown had been holding it on trust for descendants of the original owners.

2 days ago
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From Koutu to Chris Brown: Māori producer Sonny Bishop scores major US music breakthrough

Rotorua music producer Sonny Bishop has scored a major international breakthrough, landing a track on global R&B star Chris Brown’s latest album.

10 hours ago
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Uhi Tai te reo Māori symposium highlights support despite government policy pushback

Reo Māori practitioners, supporters and people who implement te reo in their workplaces are gathering in Wellington for the Uhi Tai language hui.

1 day ago
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Preparing the soil for Puanga

Hokianga broadcaster Ani Makiha says celebrating the New Year doesn’t require a crowd or a big budget, pointing out that a quiet moment with family is enough.

1 day ago
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Indigenous nurses build global alliance to influence the future of healthcare

Indigenous nurses from around the world are uniting to influence global health policy and ensure Indigenous voices shape the future of healthcare.

2 days ago
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Cree Nation reiterates opposition to Quebec uranium mine it tried to banish a decade ago

Cree Nation of Mistissini reaffirms total opposition to reviving the Matoush uranium project, citing environmental risks, past protests, and lack of social acceptability in Quebec.

3 days ago
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Te Ao Māori News

‘Determination & perseverance’: Historic Nelson Tenths bill passes first reading

More than 180 years after the original Nelson Tenths promises were made, Parliament has passed the first reading of legislation returning 3,000 hectares and $420 millio

10 hours ago
Te Ao Māori News

Ruapehu will erupt again. Are we ready?

Another Ruapehu eruption is not a matter of if, but when – but 30 years after the volcano's last major eruption cycle, scientists say New Zealand is much better prepared.

19 hours ago
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Rotorua iwi Ngāti Whakaue launches ‘world-first’ papakāinga aged care model

A Rotorua iwi has launched a “world-first” aged care model designed to support kaumātua at home for as long as possible.

22 hours ago
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‘I cried. I was in awe’: The day Ruapehu erupted, told by those who saw it

Thirty years on from the Mt Ruapehu eruptions, eyewitnesses remember not fear, but awe.

1 day ago
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Three Ngāi Tahu rūnanga propose a public partnership to secure the long-term future of Lyttleton Port

Three Ngāi Tahu rūnanga and DP World propose a public partnership for Lyttelton Port, keeping assets public while a joint operator funds growth; details await CCHL review.

3 days ago

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