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- Tuhoe want review of role of Maori liaison officers
- A Tuhoe leader says a report that found it reasonable for police not to involve iwi liaison officers in the 2007 Urewera raids shows their role is tokenism.
- Rangatahi Court doesn't trample kaumatua's mana - minister
- The Courts Minister is rejecting a suggestion that allowing judges alone to pass sentence in the marae-based youth court is undermining the mana of kaumatua.
- Recent NZ migrants not eligible for new Australian scheme
- A Maori studies researcher at Victoria University who is surveying Maori migrants in Australia says recent arrivals will be denied access to the Federal Government's new National Disability Insurance Scheme.
- Raids report asks police to re-engage with Tuhoe
- Police are being urged to re-engage with Bay of Plenty iwi Tuhoe following a critical report into armed raids on tribal settlements in 2007.
- Mana announces Ikaroa-Rawhiti candidate
- Maori broadcaster Te Hamua Nikora will be the Mana party's candidate in the Ikaroa Rawhiti by-election.
- Maori Women's Welfare League website goes live
- The Maori Women's Welfare League is thrilled to be reaching out to a younger audience with the launch of its new website - which goes live on Friday.
- Coupon system suggested to tackle child hunger
- A lower North Island iwi leader is suggesting a coupon system to tackle the problem of children going to school without food.
- Iwi leader loses faith in Govt's compensation for mining
- A Far North iwi leader says he's lost faith in the way the Government provides compensation to tribes through the granting of mining permits.
- Detained woman calling for police heads to roll
- A woman illegally stopped and searched in the 2007 Urewera raids says she hopes heads roll at police headquarters.
- Gradual increase in South Island te reo use
- A Ngai Tahu Maori language promoter says there are more te reo speakers in the South Island compared to a decade ago, when the number of whanau who spoke the language could be counted on just one hand.
- Hapu not straightjacketed into Ngapuhi - minister
- Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations Minister Chris Finlayson says he is not "straightjacketing" Northland hapu into the country's largest iwi, Ngapuhi, in order to reach settlement sooner.
- Green Party candidate steps up for Ikaroa-Rawhiti electorate
- The Green Party says one person has already come forward to seek candidacy for the Ikaroa-Rawhiti by-election.
- Journalism good preparation for Ikaroa-Rawhiti - Taurima
- A political journalist joining the race for the Ikaroa-Rawhiti seat says years of reporting has made him well versed in the issues of the electorate.
- Ministry sets new targets for meeting Maori needs
- Te Puni Kokiri - the Ministry of Maori Affairs - has set itself several new targets to ensure government departments are meeting the needs of Maori.
- Greens to stand candidate in Ikaroa-Rawhiti
- The Green Party is to contest the by-election in the Maori seat of Ikaroa Rawhiti, left vacant after the death of Labour MP Parekura Horomia.
- Treaty lawyer quits in frustration
- A Treaty lawyer has quit the field because he's frustrated with the claims process.
- Bond between two kura 'frayed' by MoE plan
- One of two Christchurch kura says its bond with another school has become stretched because of a Government plan to relocate one of them.
- Future of Maori Land Court questioned
- A Wellington lawyer says it's worth reconsidering the future of the Maori Land Court.
- Prison officer to represent Maori Party in by-election
- A prison officer who is once again running to represent the constituency of Ikaroa-Rawhiti says if he becomes an MP, he'd use all of his skills learned on the job in jail.
- Hape uses 'man of the people' image for Ikaroa-Rawhiti bid
- One of four people hoping to represent Labour in the Ikaroa-Rawhiti by-election says he doesn't have a big profile but knows what the people want.
- Broadcaster bids for Ikaroa-Rawhiti candidacy
- Television New Zealand broadcaster Shane Taurima is aiming to represent the Labour Party in its bid to retain the Ikaroa-Rawhiti electorate.
- Maori DHB directors overburdened , study shows
- New Massey University research shows Maori directors in District Health Boards are overburdened by being the sole advocate for Maori health.
- Maori web use to be researched
- The New Zealand Maori Internet Society - Te Whanau Ipurangi, hopes its research into Maori domain names, or web site and email addresses, will become part of the drive to revitalise the language.
- Ngati Kahungunu plans to buy more farms
- Ngati Kahungunu says its purchase of a large farm is the template for more land acquisitions.
- Maori Land Court role could be reduced under new law
- The Maori Land Court could be stripped of some of its powers if proposed changes to Maori land laws are passed.
- Iwi arguments cause delays in Treaty settlements - trust
- A Treaty claims funder says progress in some historical Treaty settlements have been delayed because tribes are engaged in internal and inter-iwi politics.
- Kura unlikely to benefit from council intervention - chair
- A Christchurch kura doubts city council intervention over school closures and mergers will help its plight.
- Healthy eating campaign targets Te Karaka
- The people of the small community of Te Karaka near Gisborne are being invited to learn more about cooking healthy and nutritious meals.
- Waka return safely after Pacific voyage
- Two sailing waka that have been on an epic voyage to Easter Island (Rapanui) have arrived back safely at Aurere beach in Doubtless Bay in the Far North.
- Maori Party tensions expected to be resolved soon
- The Maori Party candidate for the Ikaroa Rawhiti by-election says tensions within the party over leadership are expected to be resolved very soon.
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