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Systemic racism at heart of Māori wards debate - ex-mayor
Systemic racism is at the heart of New Zealand's current council Māori wards debate, according to a leading campaigner for their establishment who spoke in Whangārei last night.
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Tired of racism - of talking, writing, and living it
First Person - I shouldn't have been checking my work emails. It was a Saturday night at my grandparents' house. Before I had time to comprehend what I'd read, there was another ping, writes RNZ…
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More youth workers needed on the ground in Ōtara - Efeso Collins
A Manukau Ward councillor is echoing the call for more youth workers in the area, following a spate of shootings over the weekend.
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Councillors vote for Māori wards in Gisborne
"If not now, then when," deputy mayor Josh Wharehinga said as tears of joy flooded the public gallery after an extraordinary meeting at Gisborne District Council this morning.
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Overcoming hurdles to graduate: 'I didn't think I was going to get through it '
A wahine Māori has overcome constant pain from a serious car accident to complete her nursing degree, and she credits her whānau and a Māori health workforce programme for getting her through.
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Gisborne elects youngest-ever councillor
Gisborne has voted in its youngest-ever councillor after a by-election for the city ward.
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Petitions launched to scupper Northland councils' Māori wards
Hundreds of Northlanders opposed to Māori wards have already signed up to New Zealand's biggest opposition polling demand campaign.
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Debate on Māori wards ends in tears: 'Disappointed time and time again'
There were tears, anger and frustration last night and the public walked out as Hawke's Bay Regional Council debated bringing in Māori wards.
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Ōpōtiki votes to poll ratepayers on Māori wards
Despite most councillors believing Ōpōtiki District Council has no need for Māori wards, they have decided to ask the community what it thinks and will be undertaking a poll at the 2022 elections.
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Seabed mining appeal: Crown accused of ignoring Māori rights to foreshore and seabed
The Crown has been accused of yet again ignoring Māori rights to the foreshore and seabed in response to its submissions on a ironsand mining civil appeal before the Supreme Court.
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Why 1 in 5 transgender people experience homelessness
Audio 17 Nov 2020Angelo was kicked out of home at 14. He's one of many trans New Zealanders who have been homeless. Susan Strongman explores the country's grim statistics.
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Govt urged to prioritise Māori ward laws ahead of Northland polls
A leading New Zealand Māori wards advocate, Andrew Judd, is calling on the prime minister to take immediate action over a major impediment to their establishment in Northland.
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Bilingual traffic signs: Waiariki MP Rawiri Waititi says rules are 'absolutely' racist
Waiariki MP Rawiri Waititi has supported calls for a review of New Zealand's traffic signs, saying he believes the rules are "absolutely" racist.
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Whakatāne Māori ward advocates cheer government stance
Three Whakatāne women who led the charge for Māori wards in the district are ecstatic legislation change has been signalled.
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Mahuta vows to clear obstacles to creating Māori council wards
Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta is vowing to remove a requirement for public polls when councils want to create Māori wards.
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Auckland housing 'dangerously' unaffordable - councillor
Increasing numbers of professionals, working families and older people are being shut out of the Auckland housing market, a new report says.
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Whangārei mayor calls on local electors to support council’s Māori wards decision
Whangārei Mayor Sheryl Mai is calling on the community to support her council's decision to bring in Māori wards.
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Analysis: 'Strikingly low' pay-outs for victims of state abuse
Analysis - This inquiry into historical abuse continues to reveal the differences between the abused, and their representatives, David Cohen writes.
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Te Waonui for week ending Friday 30 October 2020
Coming up on Te Waonui - the Waitangi Tribunal continues to hear from social workers, and former wards of the state about how to overhaul Oranga Tamariki -- new figures show a massive rise in the… Audio
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Waitangi Tribunal hearing on Oranga Tamariki wrapping up
The failings of the state care and protection of tamariki Māori are being laid bare in front of the Waitangi Tribunal - but claimants are also bringing a range of ways to overhaul the system.
The… Audio
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Oranga Tamariki forced to pick up pieces of failed state policy, tribunal told
An investigative journalist who has extensively written about how Māori children end up in state care has told the Waitangi Tribunal that Oranga Tamariki are the ambulance at the bottom of the cliff…
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Plea for reform: 'Human rights create fair societies'
The Human Rights Commission is calling on the government to stand by its promises to make New Zealand fairer for all people.
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'Horrendous' to cut ties between children and whānau - lawyer
Any Māori-run alternative to Oranga Tamariki must not just turn a "white bureaucracy to a brown bureaucracy", former wards of the state say.
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Week two of Waitangi Tribunal hearing on Oranga Tamariki
Researchers who are also former wards of the state have stressed the key changes needed to ensure any Māori-run alternative to Oranga Tamariki doesn't just turn a white bureaucracy into a brown one.
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Councillor abruptly resigns after votes for Māori constituencies
Northland Regional Council today voted to bring in new Māori constituencies - in a controversial move that led to a long-term councillor resigning.