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Uncle Robbie Thorpe's genocide case against King Charles III loses bid to appeal

An Aboriginal elder pursuing a case of genocide against King Charles III has hit a legal hurdle. Judges have rejected Krautatungalung elder Robbie ... View article...

Podcast goes beyond prison gates: to health of Māori returning home

Māori leaving prison face sharply elevated mortality, barriers to primary care and an absence of basic support. A new podcast makes the findings ... View article...

Coalition parties want to 'bury' Waitangi Tribunal for exposing Treaty breaches

A leading Māori health advocate says efforts to abolish or limit the Waitangi Tribunal are an attempt to "bury" a body that exposes Treaty ... View article...

First Nations Teacher Training Hub Marks Major Milestone

The Hub's On Country Program is creating new pathways for experienced Aboriginal educators in remote communities to gain university qualifications ... View article...

First Nations perspective, leadership and knowledge critical to supporting young people's ...

"It's misaligned with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders' perspectives and understandings about health and well-being...It's not meeting the ... View article...

How Shoe Designer Kathryn Wilson has stayed at the top for over two decades

We dig into feedback from an Otago Med School grad who claims entry standards for Māori and Pacific students are far lower than the public knows. View article...

Immediately abolish the Waitangi Tribunal

The party says the Ministry of Māori Development would take responsibility for Crown- Māori relations, as well as overseeing current treaty claims . View article...

'Killing my spirit': Indigenous leader Leeanne Caton quits over NT government policies

The head of Aboriginal Housing NT has made a parting shot to say Northern Territory government policies are “killing my spirit” as she becomes the ... View article...