Wairoa has been overlooked for a new pilot programme aimed at supporting the partners and children of gangs as part of the government's Gang Action Plan, Start at Home. Senior Black Power associate Puawai Tipuna says the plan would be beneficial to Wairoa
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Politicians oppose new gang action plan
There is strong opposition to the government's new gang action plan which aims to tackle illegal gang activity.
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Gangs want in on Govt policy
A Black Power member is calling for more input by gang members into the government's Gang Action plan policy. Eugene Ryder spoke to Te Kāea after the government released two new initiatives that will thrust gangs under the government spotlight.
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Native Affairs Special – Gang Tangi
This story really struck a chord with so many of you at home. When we asked the question, what happens when a Māori gang member's last wish is to be farewelled at the local marae and laid to rest in the whanau urupa?
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Police raid on Head Hunters gang stacks up
A number of Head Hunters gang properties throughout the Upper North Island were raided in the early hours of this morning.
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NewsOperation underway to target criminal activities of Head Hunters gang
Police have confirmed that a major Police operation targeting the criminal activities of the Head Hunters gang is currently underway across Auckland, and in parts of the Bay of Plenty, Waikato and Northland.
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Native Affairs- Gang Rites
What happens when a Māori gang member's last wish is to be farewelled at the local marae and laid to rest in the whanau urupa?
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Police target gangs in Kaikohe
Police and the residents of Kaikohe have had enough of gangs in the area according to Northland Police Inspector Al Symonds.
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Man gives up gang life to take up kickboxing
Only three years ago Pumipi "Ceazer" Ngaronoa gave up his Black Power patch to chase his fighting dreams.
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Eagles band member Joe Walsh returns to the Hawkes Bay
20 years ago, rock icon and the Eagles band member Joe Walsh came to Ngāti Kahungunu and received a spiritual awakening that spurred his alcohol and drug recovery.
