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Māori university students have their say on cannabis referendum
The proposed Cannabis Legalisation and Control Bill would allow people to possess and consume cannabis in limited circumstances.
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Fears Māori with breast cancer are missing out on reconstructive surgery
Middlemore Hospital reconstruction surgeon Dr Michelle Locke and consultant Dr Jenny Wagner are working on ways to support Māori and Pasifika women.
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Māori Women’s Welfare first Māori organisation to partner with Oranga Tamariki
Māori Women's Welfare League president Prue Kapua says the league's pan-tribal structure will allow it to reach more whānau.
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Te Ao Mārama, Episode 28
Te Ao Mārama - your leading Māori news provider bringing you the latest news as it happens, delivering a more inclusive approach to Māori news by connecting directly to our communities, Te
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Oranga Tamariki, womens' health and te reo: what Māori students want government to focus on
Auckland University students held their annual Māori day, Te Rā Māori, which included political panels, workshops, kai and performances.
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Te Ao Mārama, Episode 27
Te Ao Mārama - your leading Māori news provider bringing you the latest news as it happens, delivering a more inclusive approach to Māori news by connecting directly to our communities, Te
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Te Ao Mārama, Episode 26
Te Ao Mārama - your leading Māori news provider bringing you the latest news as it happens, delivering a more inclusive approach to Māori news by connecting directly to our communities, Te
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Award for Māori film exploring dementia
The short film Daddy's Girl in te reo Māori is directed by Māori actress Cian-Elyse White.
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Dr Rangi Mātāmua, Hinewehi Mohi and Otara Covid-19 response team finalists in Matariki Awards
The awards, now in their fifth year, recognise outstanding Māori achievement and celebrate the best of us – ngā toa o ngā toa.
