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Māori lawyer goes viral for educating people on Treaty Principles Bill
RNZ News: Analysis of the Hīkoi Protesting Against the Treaty Principles Bill A group of protesters from across New Zealand arrived in Parliament...
Toi Te Mana: the bold and beautiful landmark book reframing Māori art
To create an article based on the provided guidelines, I will follow these steps: 1. Start with a strong introduction to provide context for the...
Petition for Tino Rangatiratanga flag emoji gains momentum
The Flag of Tino Rangatiratanga: A Symbol of Liberation and Identity The flag of Tino Rangatiratanga, also known as the Maori flag, is a symbol of...
Plans for slimmed down Office for Māori Crown Relations discussed by select committee
The Office for Māori Crown Relations to Downsize Functions and Workforce The Office for Māori Crown Relations, Te Arawhiti, is planning to scale...
Māori Education Action Plan released
The Government's Māori Education Action Plan: A Commitment to Closing the Gap The New Zealand Government has released its long-awaited Māori...
Evidence found of inhumane treatment at facility for intellectually disabled children
Children's Commissioner Dr Claire Achmad on the report's findings and recommendations. The Children's Commission has released a report detailing its...
Free vape samples coincide with vaping increase
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Behind the Banner: Inside the hīkoi mō te Tiriti
The Hīkoi Against the Treaty Principles Bill: A Turning Point in New Zealand's History On March 15, 2023, thousands of people gathered outside...
Moana 2 Reo Māori – Another step on the journey of te reo normalisation
The Magic of Moana 2: A Film that Embodies the Spirit of Te Reo The release of Moana 2, with its simultaneous premiere in both English and te reo...
Te Arawhiti give update on potential Ngāpuhi treaty settlement
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