Bay of Plenty iwi, Tuhoe have left a lasting impression on Canada's first female, indigenous Justice Minister and Attorney General. The honourable Jody Wilson-Raybould visited the tribe's headquarters in Taneatua today.
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Canada: Māori consulting firm assists first nations
Patrick Hape is working with Kahui Tautoko Consulting Ltd to review the health care system of the First Nation people in Canada. The team worked closely with the first nations and government to help establish more productive pathways of moving forward.
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Canada's commitment to indigenous people an example for NZ
Labour MP Peeni Henare says New Zealand and Australia should follow the Canadian government's lead and pay more attention to the rights of indigenous people. Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has allocated an unprecedented $8.4bil over five years to addressing the needs of first nation’s peoples.
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Canadian Government to overhaul First Nation child welfare program
Canada's federal Government will overhaul its First Nation child welfare program after the Human Rights Tribunal found it discriminated against aboriginal children living on reserves.
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Tauranga spoken word artist ready to take on the world
Tauranga spoken word artist Te Kahu Rolleston's biggest inspiration was his grandfather speaking on the paepae at the marae. He's recently secured a ticket to Canada for an Indigenous Writers Conference, and now he's hoping to head to Guam in 2016 to share this inspiration at the Festival of Pacific Arts.
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NewsBlack Ferns return home from Canada victorious
The Black Ferns have just returned home after securing the Women's Super Series trophy in Alberta.
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Two black jerseys for Waaka siblings
The Black Ferns will be blooding new players in their tour to Canada at the end of the month.
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NZ Women's Sevens team announced
The NZ Women's Sevens team has been announced. The team will travel to Canada this week to participate in the fourth round of the World Rugby Women's Seven Series.
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NZ Womens Sevens team prepare for tournament in Canada
The New Zealand Women's Sevens team is preparing for the fourth round of the World Rugby Women's Sevens Series to be held next week in Canada. They're training in Mt Maunganui this week.
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Native Affairs wins two International Journalism Awards
Native Affairs, has won two international journalism awards today at the World Indigenous Broadcasters Conference (WITBC) in Canada.
