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Whangārei Matariki festival organisers call for participants to boost event

Whangārei will once again host a month-long Puanga Matariki festival, with the local council is calling for events to make it hum.

8 hours ago
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Australian company applies to mine Taranaki seabed under fast-track law

The Australian company wanting to mine the South Taranaki seabed has asked New Zealand’s Government for a green light under its new Fast-track Approvals Act.

1 day ago
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Landowners renew fast-track bid for Kaituna hydro scheme

A Māori landowner group has applied to have its Ōkere River Hydro Scheme considered for referral under the Fast-Track Approvals Act.

1 day ago
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Uri of B Company answers call of Te Whare Taonga o Te Arawa

The Rotorua Museum is searching for photos of B Company 28th Māori Battalion soldiers for a special exhibition commemorating them.

1 day ago
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Lake Rotokākahi board to seek judicial review over Tarawera sewerage scheme

More court action looks to be in store for Rotorua’s council as groups opposing a controversial sewerage scheme seek a judicial review.

2 days ago
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NZ First MP confronted over divisive policies in Wellsford

Pere Huriwai-Seger was on his way home from Tāmaki Makaurau when he stopped in Wellsford to grab some kai—he wasn’t expecting to run into NZ First MP Casey Costello.

1 day ago
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OPINION Here’s what People Against Prisons Aotearoa stands for, and why Tamatha Paul has been unfairly smeared

Prison abolition means different things to different people. In general prison abolitionists are united by a belief that in an ideal world, we would not be locking people in cages.

2 days ago
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15-year-old sets off on hīkoi in support of Māori Wards

Jack Karetai-Barrett, 15, began his hīkoi from Whakatāne to Tauranga this morning, calling for continued support of Māori wards with a sign reading 'Moving forward together'

4 days ago
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US policy toward Pacific creating ‘anxiety’ - Winston Peters

United States policy is creating "anxiety" in the Pacific, says New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters, who is advocating for dialogue.

4 days ago
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Respected artist and political activist Robyn Kahukiwa dies, aged 87

Respected artist and political activist Robyn Kahukiwa (Ngāti Porou, Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti, Ngāti Konohi, and Te Whānau-a-Ruataupare) died on Friday, surrounded by her whānau.

6 days ago

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