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The new right-wing government wants to re-interpret the nation's Indigenous treaty.

New Zealanders Unite in Mass Protests Against Government Policies - World Report Now

Thousands of protesters rallied against the New Zealand government's Indigenous policies on Tuesday as the Parliament convened for the first time since October elections.

Thousands of protesters took to the streets in various New Zealand cities, including the capital Wellington, on Tuesday. These demonstrations, primarily led

Prime Minister Chris Luxon's right-wing government wants to re-interpret the nation's Indigenous treaty and roll back use of Māori language.

Rotorua city was a sea of red, black and white on Tuesday morning as a hīkoi against new government policies that “don’t serve Māori” traversed the streets....

Three lawmakers from the Te Pāti Māori party, the smallest in parliament and represents the Maori people mockingly called him Kīngi harehare, instead of using the Maori name for him, Kīngi Tiāre

OPINION “ Smokefree Aotearoa 2025 ″ is an aspirational goal like “Road to Zero”, to eliminate road deaths by 2050 , “ Predator Free 2050 ″ and the idea of a...

Kīngi Tuheitia will host a national hui to unify the nation and ensure all voices are heard when holding the new Coalition Government to account. The Māori...

The Taxpayers&rsquo&#x3b; Union is slamming today&rsquo&#x3b;s release by the so-called Human Rights Commission of a previously secret work programme to undermine New Zealander&rsquo&#x3b;s freedom of speech online.