Ngāpuhi descendants living in Auckland want to be at the table as the tribe seeks to settle their treaty claim. Minister of Treaty Settlements, Andrew Little, met with urban Ngāpuhi as part of his hui to discuss a new proposed mandate for negotiations with the crown.
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Kiingitanga commences Coronation celebrations
Kingitanga supporters descended on Tūrangawaewae Marae for the 12th anniversary of the Māori King's Coronation. For the first time in the celebration's history, media have been banned from covering the event from start to finish.
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Loyalists hit back at King's former advisor
One of Māoridom's oldest national movements, the Kiingitanga, is attracting media attention for all the wrong reasons. It's been around for 160 years and this weekend marks the 12th year since Kingi Tuheitia Potatau Te Wherowhero VII took over the mantle from his mother. However, his leadership is being questioned.
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Peeni Henare reflects on 12 years since death of Māori Queen
Today marks 12 years since the death of Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangi Kaahu. Tāmaki Makaurau Labour MP Peeni Henare, who succeeded his father on the King's council reflects on her legacy.
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NewsHuman skull found near Mount pre-European Māori
The human skull discovered near Mount Maunganui has been identified as a pre-European adult Māori man.
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Mahuta announces Māori housing wānanga
A Māori housing finance wānanga is underway in Auckland which aims to tackle barriers to accessing finance to build housing on Māori land.
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Māori nurses claim on pay disparity gets Tribunal hearing
The New Zealand Nursing Organisation (NZNO) have lodged a Kaupapa Inquiry Claim into pay disparity of Māori nurses which will be heard by the Waitangi Tribunal in October. NZNO Kaiwhakahaere Kerry Nuku says the crown has breached its obligations to Māori in the health system under the Treaty of Waitangi.
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First Waikato Māori female District Court Judge
Hundreds gathered at Te Kotahitanga Marae in Tūākau for a special court hearing to witness the swearing-in of the first Māori female District Court Judge from Waikato- Judge Tinimiraka Victoria Clark.
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Awanui Black's brother speaks out against pedophilia allegations
A family member of Awanui Black has spoken out against allegations claiming he was involved in child sex abuse and a pedophilia ring. The claims were made by Awanui’s former wife Ani Black, almost two years after his death, which have not yet been proven, nor has any witnesses supported her claims.
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Exhibition honours seven influential Tainui wāhine
Seven of the most influential female leaders of Tainui descent are being honoured in an exhibition called He Toa! He Wahine! The showcase commemorates the 160th anniversary of the King Movement, 125 years of Women's Suffrage and the Māori New Year.
