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Nolan Raihana, one of the last surviving members of the 28th Maori Battalion passes away

Nolan Raihana, one of the last surviving veterans of the 28th Maori Battalion, has died aged 89 years old. Mr Raihana, of Ngati Porou was...

Airforce opens its first Marae

Photo: Brad Hanson The Royal New Zealand Airforce has opened is very first Marae after more than a decade of hard work. Tony Davies,...

Auditor General slams Ministry of Education on Maori education performance

New Zealand’s Auditor General, Lyn Provost, has taken aim at the Ministry of Education for not having enough information on the impacts...

Maori Land Court changes rattle nerves

A restructure of the New Zealand Ministry of Justice has revealed that dozens of roles could be lost at the Maori Land Court prompting...

Paul Eagle first Maori to be deputy mayor of wellington

Wellington has its first Maori Deputy Mayor after Paul Eagle was formerly sworn into office today. Mayor, Justin Lester, had announced...

Maori leader wants more representation and a great voice in local government

Image: Maori leader and Chair of the Independent Maori Statutory Body, David Taipari A battle is looming for more Maori representation on...

Mike Tana elected as the first Maori to hold the Porirua Mayoralty

Image: newly elected Maory of Porirua, Mike Tana Former President of the PSA Union, Mike Tana, has been elected as the first Maori to...

Maori Businesses Trademarked Out of Chinese Market

Māori words and names are being trademarked in China hampering New Zealand businesses from trading freely, says New Zealand First....

A man from humble roots who became a leader of his people; Parekura Horomia

As he rose to give his maiden speech in the Parliament of New Zealand, Parekura Horomia, the former sheep shearer from Tolaga Bay was...

Welcome to Maori Everywhere!

Image: Nga Ngaru Chair, Mere Balzer For the last 18 months Nga Ngaru has been travelling throughout Aotearoa and connecting with Maori...

Ngāti Pahauwera Supporting Maori into Corrections Department

Ngāti Pāhauwera Development Trust have come out in support of the Corrections Department recruitment of Maori into careers within the...

Maori and Pacific Island Children to Benefit from Vaccine

Maori and Pacific Island children will benefit significantly from the change in formulation of a funded vaccine designed to prevent the...

Maori Screen Awards Presented

Award winner: Taika Waititi The inaugural Ngā Aho Whakaari Māori Screen Awards were presented last night at a Gala Ball at Auckland’s...

Ture Whenua Maori hearing: greater autonomy needed

` "Greater autonomy and protection of rights for Maori landowners" says FOMA at Ture Whenua Maori hearing today With the Te Ture Whenua...

Support for all Maori women

Te Whāriki Takapou Chief Executive, Alison Green says her organisation supports all Māori women, regardless of age, to access an abortion...

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Sir Apirana Ngata was a man who set the pace of his times and a true Maori leader. He has often been described as the foremost Māori politician to have ever served in Parliament, and is also known for his work in promoting and protecting Māori culture and language. In the 1905 election, Ngata himself stood as the Liberal candidate for the Eastern Maori electorate, challenging the incumbent Wi Pere. He was elected to Parliament.

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