State asset Maori consultation complete
Consultation with Maori over the Government's plans to sell shares in state assets has ended. The Government held 10 hui around the country and received 200 submissions about its proposal to remove mixed-ownership companies from the State Owned Enterprises (SOE) Act. The major issue of concern was section nine of the Act - a general clause...
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Te Ururoa Flavell: Tuhoe still paying price
For me personally, the offending began the moment families were invaded at gunpoint and the moment tamariki and mokopuna were disregarded.
New appointment at Kaupapa Maori Unit
Karla Kereopa (Te Arawa, Kahungunu, Tainui) has been appointed as the new policy analyst/research officer in the Kaupapa Maori Unit at the Rotorua District Council.
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Te Arawa kapa haka: Ruling on protest
Ngati Rangiwewehi kapa haka group has failed to overturn the results of the Te Arawa Regional Kapa Haka Competition.
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Joint call for quality Maori education
Maori parents should demand their children get a good education to ensure future opportunities, a Ngati Whakau educator says.
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Waka ama:Team Kingfisher back and better...
Formerly known as Team Goodyear, waka ama crew Team Kingfisher are back.
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Te Arawa kapa haka: full report
Tuhourangi-Ngati Wahiao took inspiration from their ancestors for their winning performance at the Te Arawa Regional Kapa Haka Competition.
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Te Arawa kapa haka results (update)
Results from Te Arawa kapa haka regionals which was held at Rotorua's Energy Events Centre. The top six groups will be going to Te Matatini in 2013.
Poll finds Maori unhappy with...
The vast majority of Maori are unhappy with Prime Minister John Key's leadership on Maori affairs, according to a new poll.
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- Newsmaker: Annette Sykes
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Treaty under attack say Rotorua protesters
Maori who feel cheated by the Government's plans to sell off state-owned assets have laid down a strong and vocal opposition to Government officials in Rotorua.
- Protesters to carry coffin in march on asset sales
- Rotorua protesters fly flag on Waitangi Day
- $200m power plant step closer
- Maori flag won't fly on Waitangi Day
