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27 May 2012 - 9:31 pm NZ time
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- Tuhoe reconsidering renewed talks with police
- Renewed talks between Tuhoe and police are in jeopardy following the jailing of two of the so-called Urewera Four.
- Iwi challenges employers to join jobs initiative
- Ngati Kahungunu iwi has launched an economic development strategy aimed at finding employment for 400 young people in its tribal region from south Wairarapa to northern Hawke's Bay.
- Top job open at Te Puni Kokiri
- The top position at Te Puni Kokiri, the Ministry of Maori Development, is being advertised.
- NZ Maori rugby team may tour northern hemisphere
- The New Zealand Maori rugby team has confirmed it may be touring the northern hemisphere this year.
- Police raids apology a slap in the face - MP
- Maori Party MP Te Ururoa Flavell says a police apology to the people of Ruatoki is a slap in the face for everyone involved in the Urewera raids of 2007.
- Cigarette tax 'another stress' for Maori families
- The director of a Maori anti-tobacco organisation says a big increase in cigarette prices will stress out already stretched families.
- Budget fails Maori in tertiary education - academic
- An Otago University Professor of Maori Studies is highly critical of announcements in the Budget for tertiary education.
- Iwi radio receives funding cut
- The Budget has delivered a cut for iwi radio, which was set up more than 20 years ago to promote the Maori language and local dialects.
- Young Maori in education benefit from Budget
- There is new money for Maori in education in the 2012 Budget announced on Thursday.
- School grants increase not much help to Hato Petera
- The chairperson of Hato Petera College in Auckland says the Budget announcement that schools operational grants will rise by 2% is welcome.
- Excise tax will hit Maori hard
- Maori will be hit hard by a sharp increase in tobacco excise tax, announced in Thursday's Budget.
- Resource centre for meat workers winding down
- A resource centre in Wairoa, which Ngati Kahungunu iwi set up to help locked out and striking AFFCO employees, has started winding down its operations.
- Maori agribusiness entering exciting new phase
- The Maori Trustee organisation says Maori agribusiness is entering a new and exciting phase. Maori assets now control 37% of New Zealand's fishing quota and 36% of forests.
- Auckland Council giving no priority to Maori - board
- Auckland Council has been told it's not giving any priority to meeting Maori needs through its planned spending over the next decade.
- Kura kaupapa praised for keeping language alive
- A regional kohanga reo manager says the growth of kura kaupapa (Maori language immersion schools) has helped kohanga tamariki to maintain their reo throughout their schooling.
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