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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.

13 hours 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.

1 day ago
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Overdose bill aims to remove the fear of calling 111 in drug emergencies

Yana Johnstone knows fear of police delays emergency calls. Now in recovery, she supports a law change to make seeking help safe.

2 days ago
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New Zealand First’s campaign to scrap Independent Māori Statutory Board just ‘dumb, racist stuff’ - mayor

Auckland’s mayor has hit out at a New Zealand First campaign promise to scrap the city’s Independent Māori Statutory Board (IMSB), shrugging it off as “dumb, racist stuff”.

5 days ago
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Kiwi detained by ICE Everlee Wihongi could be released in days - lawyer

The lawyer for a New Zealand woman detained by immigration authorities says she could be released in two days.

5 days ago
Indigenous
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Reo symposium signals growth and commitment to te reo despite pushback

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

10 hours 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.

22 hours 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.

1 day 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.

2 days ago
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Te Ao Māori News wins at Science Journalism Awards

Te Ao Māori News’ Natasha Hill wins Emerging Science Journalist Award for a story on Wairewa Rūnanga using Japanese knowledge to protect declining taonga lake species.

5 days ago
Regional
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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.

19 hours 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.

2 days ago
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Ten new social homes in Porirua expected to fill up

Three whānau have already moved in to the development on Tuki Street and all the homes are expected to be full by the end of next week.

2 days ago
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Matariki 2026: Ngāti Whātua artists bring 9-metre sculpture to Auckland’s Tūhono Light Trail

A rōpū of Ngāti Whātua artists have added to the Tūhono Light Trail for Matariki - a two kilometre trail connecting Aucklanders to the stories of mana whenua.

3 days ago
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Iwi support sought as public back southern Taranaki council

Public support is growing for a council covering southern Taranaki to prevent dominance by New Plymouth.

4 days ago

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