Despite being declined by the High Court, Trans Tasman Resources (TTR) continues their bid to exploit the South Taranaki Bight in the Court of Appeal today.
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"Radical and collective change" needed to stop drilling in Taranaki
A Taranaki descendant is upset that the government has just opened up vast areas of the ancestral lands of hapū and iwi Māori in Taranaki to potential fracking. His claims are being backed by Climate Justice Taranaki, who are also calling for a more radical and collective change to bring a complete stop to the oil and gas drilling in their area.
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Te Āti Awa to provide homes for future generations
Te Āti Awa are ensuring their uri in Wellington will remain in the region by providing housing opportunities at a newly developed site in Wainuiomata with space for up to 82 new homes.
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Te Tumu Paeroa CEO appointed new chair of Māori Television
CEO of Te Tumu Paeroa has been named the new chair of the Māori Television Service replacing Hon Georgina te Heuheu DNZM QSO.
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Debutants Ngāti Maru take out Taranaki Māori Rugby League Tournament
Ngāti Maru impressed many at the Taranaki Māori Rugby League tournament this weekend in Manaia by making it through to the premiership final.
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Taranaki iwi turn out for Māori league tournament
Teams from around the Taranaki area gathered to participate in their annual Taranaki Whānui Māori Rugby League tournament in Manaia.
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Iwi continue discussions around tikanga on Mt Taranaki
Taranaki iwi continue their discussions around protocols on their ancestral mountain, after a hiker who went missing on the mountain was found dead.
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NewsNaked photo upsets Taranaki iwi members
A picture of glamour model, Jaylene Cook, posing naked atop of Mount Taranaki has been causing a stir on social media. Traditionally known as Taranaki Te Mounga Tapu, the "cheeky" snap has caused offence with iwi leaders and members.
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Te Atiawa place names officially recognised
The New Zealand Geographic board has announced a revision of place names in North Taranaki. Six locations in Te Atiawa will now be recognised by their Māori place names. A seventh location has been given a Māori title.
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Te Atiawa athlete heading to World University Games
A Te Atiawa descendant is preparing for the World University Games in Korea. He's a former high school athletics champion and is now looking to carve his name at the tertiary level.
