Kiingitanga expressed their surprise over rumours that the Auckland Council could be buying Ihumātao with taxpayer funds.
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Backing for highest heritage recognition "very likely"
Those still at the frontline at Ihumātao are "very likely" to support a proposal to see Ōtuataua Stonefields receive the highest level of heritage recognition.
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Te Waka Huia sets Ihumātao Road Block Gala underway
The Ihumātao Road Block Gala is underway, with kapa haka group Te Waka Huia amongst the first to entertain whānau gathered to support the kaupapa.
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'People need to be made accountable' over Ihumātao- AKL Councillor
Councilor Richard Hills is now the first gay Māori and youngest chair in Auckland council history. Hills will chair the Environment and Climate Change committee, committed to right the wrongs in Auckland's sad history.
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Proposal for Ihumātao stonefields to receive highest category of recognition
Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga is proposing that an enlarged area of land at Ihumātao receive its highest level of historic places recognition.
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'To know we're not alone,' Indigenous Canadian filmmaker visits Ihumātao
With her passion to support indigenous people worldwide, it was a priority for Doreen Manuel to learn more about New Zealand's biggest land dispute.
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Pania Newton calls on Auckland City Council to protect Ihumātao
About 100 SOUL members and supporters issued a clarion call to the Auckland City Council to protect Ihumātao.
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Mayoral 'Shots Fired' at Manurewa Marae
Auckland Mayor Phill Goff took the fight to Māori Mayoral Contender John Tamihere for the very first time at Manurewa Marae today.
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Moko and music both from the heart.
Multi award-winning artist Maisey Rika breaks her silence on her recent decision to get her moko kauae. Tonight she will be performing in front of hundreds for the first time since getting her moko to fundraise money to support those at Ihumātao.
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NewsMāori musicians look to inspire Ihumātao with new album and concert
Musicians from around Aotearoa have banded together to produce an album, Toitū Te Whenua, inspired by Ihumātao and other issues that have impacted on indigenous people.
