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Helen Clark says MMP has improved diversity but needs experienced leaders to make it work.

Pita (Peter) Mako, 58, died after being hit by a car on State Highway 12.

The pause follows 46 detailed submissions now before the Fast Track panel.

Half of reports of concern get no action due to limited capacity.

Raureti championed the Te Arawa lakes as a kaitiaki and environmental voice.

He's set to take on cousin and competitor for the seat, Tākuta Ferris.

He wouldn't give away any details.

The collective has expanded its assets beyond $130m since 2018.

The Department of Conservation met iwi in February to discuss the future of the Chateau.

Roman Travers switches from radio host to tour group host at The Bluff Oyster Festival.

Tāwhaki, a human-height poutokomanawa, has been at a Munich museum since 1965.

This is the first time anyone has been prosecuted for the illegal export of pounamu.

OPINION: A founding figure and the first president of the Māori Party has died aged 92.

OPINION: Hobson's Pledge and Act pushed hard for the shift.

Sam Nichols marked his 500th senior rugby game with Paremata Plimmerton.

Tārati Buckley, 76, was found dead at a Whirinaki property.

More than 400,000 people are enrolled with The Doctors across New Zealand.

OPINION: Science points to a fairer way to treat LSD and psilocybin users.

Kiri Allan's new book, published by Penguin, is set to launch on August 4.

He was an educator, author, iwi leader and helped curate the landmark Te Māori exhibition.

Hone Harawira initially considered standing for the seat.

Corporal Atelea Mapapalangi was the first whānau member to visit Hohepa Marino's grave.

OPINION: Archivists are using early 1900s Auckland voices to track how Kiwis spoke.

OPINION: Discharge without conviction is most accessible to well-resourced defendants.

Vend founder Vaughan Fergusson joined the NZ Hi-Tech Hall of Fame as a Flying Kiwi.

Reedy was knighted for his services to education.

The MokoBandz gumboots with Māori designs are sold in Bunnings stores.

Shane Graham said the community felt a responsibility to offer support.

'This kaupapa is born out of a time where resilience is needed.'