Governing party, the ACT, has campaigned against race-based laws and regulations in the country.
How New Zealand’s Māori music and dance is the cultural heartbeat for generations to come.
The race politics aspects of Three Waters ensured it would be met with opposition; now Councils will have to find billions of dollars.
The coalition government has decided not to set new targets to reduce the number of people in jails, and to end cultural reports as part of sentencing.
Booing and singing over government speakers has characterised the first morning at Waitangi, the official celebration of New Zealand’s national day.
Ahead of New Zealand’s national day, Waitangi Day, on Feb. 6, the coalition party has made its strongest statement yet on government-Māori relations.
Annual Rātana hui (meeting) a chance for dialogue.
Historic gathering of tribes from across the country.
The authority was set up to enable Māori people to have greater control of their health outcomes and prioritisation of services.
Low rates among Māori putting population at risk.
“Here’s the rub if you are Māori—we’re not indigenous,” Mr. Peters said.
Governing party, the ACT, has campaigned against race-based laws and regulations in the country.
How New Zealand’s Māori music and dance is the cultural heartbeat for generations to come.
The race politics aspects of Three Waters ensured it would be met with opposition; now Councils will have to find billions of dollars.
The coalition government has decided not to set new targets to reduce the number of people in jails, and to end cultural reports as part of sentencing.
Booing and singing over government speakers has characterised the first morning at Waitangi, the official celebration of New Zealand’s national day.
Ahead of New Zealand’s national day, Waitangi Day, on Feb. 6, the coalition party has made its strongest statement yet on government-Māori relations.
Annual Rātana hui (meeting) a chance for dialogue.
Historic gathering of tribes from across the country.
The authority was set up to enable Māori people to have greater control of their health outcomes and prioritisation of services.
Low rates among Māori putting population at risk.
“Here’s the rub if you are Māori—we’re not indigenous,” Mr. Peters said.