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Campaign launched in the Kimberley to encourage conversations surrounding gambling harm

A new campaign has launched in the Kimberley, encouraging several Aboriginal communities including in Broome and Fitzroy Crossing to start ... View article...

Kāingaroa voices call for change at the ballot box

Frustration with political promises runs deep in Kāingaroa, but one resident is urging the community to turn that frustration into votes as the ... View article...

Taranaki Retreat to offer counselling programme for state care abuse survivors

The report also highlighted the state's failure to respond to signs of systemic abuse along with the disproportionate impact suffered by Māori , ... View article...

Aboriginal-led project to generate biodiversity credits for native species recovery

An Aboriginal -led restoration project in Australia aims to generate voluntary biodiversity credits to fund long-term conservation, ... View article...

Noongar Elder Robert Isaacs recognised with honorary doctorate

"For Aboriginal people, education is not only about a certificate, a job, or a career," Dr Isaacs said. "It is also about dignity, independence and ... View article...

Labour candidate warns Te Pāti Māori gang photos hand right wing ammunition

Party's Tāmaki Makaurau candidate Kerrin Leoni says rival Te Pāti Māori's campaign photos with the Mongrel Mob are being weaponised by the right. View article...

Ngāpuhi economic future in focus as Treaty settlement remains unresolved

Evans has worked across the Māori -Crown space throughout her career and was deputy chair of Tupu Tonu, the Crown-owned Ngāpuhi investment fund ... View article...

Aboriginal authority at the heart of national regional settlement study

Aboriginal communities will help shape a national research project examining how regional Australia welcomes migrants and supports them to stay, ... View article...