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‘Death is the ultimate silencer’: Memorial to honour victims of state care at Porirua
58+ min ago (1092+ words) Hundreds of people who died while in the care of the state and were buried in unmarked graves are set to be honoured with a permanent memorial, two years after the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care exposed…...
Ihumātao today: How a decade-long occupation turned into papakāinga and reclamation
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (1274+ words) Nearly a decade after tents first appeared on the whenua at Ihumātao, the first whānau have moved into newly built papakāinga homes, marking the beginning of a new chapter. What began as one of the defining Māori land occupations of…...
Unemployment hits 11-year high as Māori, rangatahi and Northland bear the brunt
1+ day, 19+ hour ago (763+ words) Māori and rangatahi are among those hardest hit after New Zealand’s unemployment rate climbed to its highest level in more than a decade, with Northland recording the country’s highest regional jobless rate. Statistics New Zealand’s latest Household Labour Force Survey…...
Watch: The Native Affairs investigation that exposed Allan Titford’s false claims
6+ day, 19+ hour ago (489+ words) Allan Titford’s release on parole has put the spotlight back on the case that unravelled after a jury found he had burned down his own home and blamed Te Roroa. This week, the Parole Board approved Titford’s release on his…...
Allan Titford speaking to Native Affairs in 2014
6+ day, 20+ hour ago (13+ words) Te Ao Māori News...
Human Rights Commission warns Treaty clause overhaul increases legal uncertainty
1+ week, 21+ hour ago (412+ words) I whakaputahia tuatahia tēnei atikara e RNZ The Human Rights Commission (HRC) is urging the government to scrap its planned amendment of Te Tiriti o Waitangi clauses, warning it could create more confusion and deepen division. In a submission published…...
Taranaki hapū back on whenua a decade after treaty settlement
1+ week, 1+ day ago (614+ words) A South Taranaki hapū has set up an arts, construction and horticulture training centre on land that took a decade to get back, even after a Treaty settlement. Ōkahu-Inuāwai opened Tokaora Te Tapuae Pae Pātūtū on Friday on the site…...
Iwi proposal would reshape councils around mountains and rivers
1+ week, 2+ day ago (705+ words) A group of central North Island iwi has unveiled a proposal to reorganise local government around the region’s mountains, river catchments and the communities connected to them. Discussions between Ruapehu District Council, iwi partners and local communities have ramped up…...
After losing mates to suicide, Scott Campbell finds parallels between Māori and US firefighters
1+ week, 3+ day ago (1147+ words) Kia Mataara: This article discusses suicide. Suicide has touched Scott Campbell’s life since childhood, when he lost a good friend. Since then, five mates — all Māori males — have also died by suicide. He is now researching suicide prevention among US…...
‘Fighting literal fires, not bureaucracy’: Bill aims to ease ACC burden for firefighters with cancer
1+ week, 3+ day ago (497+ words) A Green Party member’s bill would make it easier for firefighters diagnosed with work-related cancers to receive ACC support, ensuring they can focus on their health rather than fighting a complex legal system. Under current rules, Fire and Emergency New…...