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Labour labels Treaty review ‘disgusting’ as Government moves to standardise clauses

Labour calls Treaty clause review “disgusting” and “by stealth” as Government confirms bill covering 18 laws is coming within months, with public consultation promised

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Labour labels Treaty review ‘disgusting’ as Government moves to standardise clauses

Labour calls Treaty clause review “disgusting” and “by stealth” as Government confirms bill covering 18 laws is coming within months, with public consultation promised

2 hours ago

Luxon declares leadership confidence despite caucus tensions

Following a slide in the polls and speculation about his leadership, the Prime Minister has confirmed a motion of confidence was passed at a caucus meeting on Tuesday morning.

4 hours ago

Iwi leader voices need for government to support marae with severe weather

A Northland iwi leader says some form of ongoing support is needed in order for marae to continue responding effectively to severe weather events.

13 hours ago

ANALYSIS: Government set to reduce Treaty in legislation to lowest possible standard - what it means

NZ Government to cap Treaty clauses at “take into account,” weakening obligations across 20+ laws.

1 day ago

War, climate change, and AI: What’s at stake at this year’s UN Indigenous forum

Delegates are arriving in New York this week for the world’s largest gathering of Indigenous peoples. Amid other challenges, the U.S. has made it increasingly difficult for delegat

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War, climate change, and AI: What’s at stake at this year’s UN Indigenous forum

Delegates are arriving in New York this week for the world’s largest gathering of Indigenous peoples. Amid other challenges, the U.S. has made it increasingly difficult for delegat

2 days ago

Te Matatini: Tainui waka winners announced, two kapa to make debut

23 kapa performed which allows the Tainui waka region to put forward six teams

3 days ago

Te Ao Māori News returns to the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues

Seven indigenous media outlets will collaborate once again to report from the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, including the impact of armed conflicts and mining.

4 days ago

Māori power retailer secures major deal to keep whānau lights on

Nau Mai Rā has secured a first-ever five-year deal with four major power companies, using a portion of customer bills to boost its Whānau Fund.

Friday, April 10, 2026

Taku Rau Tīkumu Exhibition revitalises ancient practices

Ko Taku Rau Tīkumu exhibition highlights the ongoing effort to revive traditional Māori knowledge and reconnect the Māori people with alpine landscapes across Te Waipounamu.

Thursday, April 9, 2026

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Labour labels Treaty review ‘disgusting’ as Government moves to standardise clauses

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Labour labels Treaty review ‘disgusting’ as Government moves to standardise clauses

Luxon declares leadership confidence despite caucus tensions

Iwi leader voices need for government to support marae with severe weather

ANALYSIS: Government set to reduce Treaty in legislation to lowest possible standard - what it means

War, climate change, and AI: What’s at stake at this year’s UN Indigenous forum

War, climate change, and AI: What’s at stake at this year’s UN Indigenous forum

Te Matatini: Tainui waka winners announced, two kapa to make debut

Te Ao Māori News returns to the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues

Māori power retailer secures major deal to keep whānau lights on

Taku Rau Tīkumu Exhibition revitalises ancient practices

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How a new meth ‘safe space’ could change recovery journeys in Tairāwhiti

Rotorua council clash: Robert Lee storms out of workshop, Mayor Tapsell denies co-ordinated attack

Council steps up Treaty duties despite Act challenge

Tauranga City Council considers restoring original Māori name for Ōmanawa Falls Reserve

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