A man who hurled racial abuse at a Māori man during an unprovoked violent hate crime was on bail for bashing a retired man at a swimming pool, it has been revealed.
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NewsPākehā couple that stole Māori identities for race-baiting flyers, fight for name suppression
A couple who falsely used the identities of two Māori to make it look like it was them delivering a politically charged message are fighting to keep their names secret.
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'Nut job' Canadian ordered from Bali after desecrating haka atop sacred mountain
A Canadian self-proclaimed ‘wellness guru’ is set to be deported from Bali after desecrating the ka mate haka, while fully naked on top of one of Indonesia’s most sacred maunga.
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Hilda Halkyard-Harawira, a woman unafraid to fight for what she believes in
Hilda Halkyard-Harawira has been involved in mobilising people power movements for many years, unafraid to call out racism and Treaty breaches whenever and wherever she sees them.
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Otago University to act with urgency over racism, discrimination, bullying reports
Reports of systemic racism, discrimination and bullying at a University of Otago school have been acknowledged and accepted by its vice-chancellor, Professor David Murdoch, who says acting on it is
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Racism at heart of MOH refusal to release tamariki Māori data | Dr Rawiri Taonui
By Māori Covid-19 Analyst Dr Rawiri Taonui, in partnership with Te Ao Māori News.
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Survey: Māori continue to experience government agencies' 'violence'
A survey, He Waka Eke Noa: Māori cultural frameworks for violence prevention and intervention, has highlighted continued state 'violence' against Māori.
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'Dawn raids were racist'- Sir Kim Workman quit senior police role to protest
Sir Kim Workman became a police officer in 1958 after developing a passion for social justice. But after years in his career he decided to quit after witnessing racism in the police force.
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Dame Naida Glavish: The country made 'Kia ora' acceptable
The simple act of saying "Kia ora" on the phone nearly lost Dame Naida Glavish her job as a tolls operator in 1984.
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Luxon responds to supporter's te reo Māori complaint
"My question is: Why are all government departments insisting on so much teo reo, and even the media?"
