Te Ao Māori

The trip was designed to broaden rangatahi views on education and encourage critical thinking.

The Crown's sole witness has told the Waitangi Tribunal planned changes to customary marine title have not been Treaty compliant.

Christopher Luxon told Parliament last week Māori ceded sovereignty when signing the Treaty of Waitangi, and doubled-down on that today.

There are "significant" problems with the way police deal with Māori, data in a recent report shows.

The Crown's sole witness chose not to comment when asked if the government was bound to respect Treaty principles at a Waitangi Tribunal hearing.

New poll data shows 47 percent of respondents - almost half - favour a council four-year term.

Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith wants to make it harder for Māori to make customary claims on coastlines.

Ahead of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, Aotearoa is being urged to embrace the language 'Ake Ake Ake' (forever).

"Our people don't need any more reports, our people need social and economic justice," a criminology expert says.

In the pouring rain and whipping winds, politicians arrived at Ngāruawāhia's Tūrangawaewae marae for te Koroneihana, the 18th anniversary of the Māori King's coronation.

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New Zealand are currently third on the table with 13 gold, 30 silver and 14 bronze medals.

But the government is hitting back at the group, taking issue with its name and use of the word "blitzkrieg".

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Pasifika and Māori local politicians called Christopher Luxon's address to Local Government New Zealand was 'quite shocking' and 'disheartening'.

"Approximately 70 percent of the employees are Māori; many of our Ngāti Rangi whānau have had a generational relationship with the mill," chairperson Whetu Moataane says.