The Māori Party says a 790-million-dollar boost to a hardship fund will go a long way to help whanau with children in need. An agency that deals with those working at the coalface of poverty, The Salvation Army, is critical of the reduced time that sole parents have with their young children. Māori are preparing to of the remains of a Tanui child, after they were taken from their burial site and moved overseas more than a century ago.
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