National Urban Māori Authority member Te Kōhao Health have opened Hamilton city's first Puna Reo. The Māori early childhood centre was opened by Patron Te Makau Ariki Atawhai Paki, wife of Kiingi Tuheitia.
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New rural rangatahi justice house opens near Rotorua
Te Toa Matataki is a new youth community house near Rotorua which has opened its doors. The initiative is a partnership between the Tuakiri Charitable Trust and the Ministry for Vulnerable Children, Oranga Tamariki.
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More jobs for our people means less domestic violence- Che Wilson
More jobs for our people means less domestic violence. This from Whanganui Māori business awards best emerging business, Ruapehu Recruitment.
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Rotorua mum urges gang leaders to sort out rivalry conflict
A Rotorua Fordlands area mother is calling on gang leaders to sort out rivalry retaliation conflicts. This follows an assault on a man outside the local liquor store, which residents claim was gang related.
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Tātai Kōreko win inaugural Jojo Super 9 competition
It's absolute jubilation for Tātai Kōreko kapa haka members who have the honour of being the contemporary haka competition's first winners.
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NewsShane Jones to stand for NZ First in election
Former Labour MP Shane Jones will announce that he will be standing in the Whangarei electorate for NZ First at the election.
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Iwi continue discussions around tikanga on Mt Taranaki
Taranaki iwi continue their discussions around protocols on their ancestral mountain, after a hiker who went missing on the mountain was found dead.
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Māori council member calls for national Māori Water Commission
NZ Māori Council member Maanu Paul is calling for the establishment of a national Māori Freshwater Commission. Maanu Paul made his submission at the National Freshwater & Geothermal Resources Inquiry Waitangi Tribunal hearing taking place at Ohope.
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Ruakura brings social, economic and health benefits- Te Ara Taura Chair
Waikato-Tainui has gone into partnership with a Cargo company to help transform North Island Freight flows.The deal is expected to bring a significant economic return to the tribe.Waikato-Tainui has gone into partnership with a Cargo company to help transform North Island Freight flows.The deal is expected to bring significant economic return to the tribe.
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Child advocacy group wants harsher penalties on child abusers
The Child Abuse Prevention and Awareness (CAPA) community group is calling for harsher penalties on child abusers. The call was made at a march in Taupō, to raise awareness and prevent child abuse.
