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Death by a thousand cuts: How political decisions affect Māori

An orange, smiling figure holds a ballot box in its left hand and a calendar in its right hand. The scene is set in a large conference room with empty chairs and microphones on a table.

The strings attached to the four-year parliamentary term proposal, explained

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Gone By Lunchtime: Three-headed taniwha

Luxon walks a race relations tightrope as he heads to Rātana

Stewart Sowman-Lund

A collage of six people, each in different colored sections: two older individuals at the top left, three men in suits at the bottom left and center, and one man in a suit on the right, each section with a bold colored background.

With so many parties ‘ruling out’ working with other parties, is MMP losing its way?

A man in a suit speaks at a microphone. Two illustrated flags behind him read “Waitangi” and “Tribunal.” The background is a collage of green hills and handwritten text.

Act wants to abolish the Waitangi Tribunal. What do experts make of the party’s policy?

A Te Tiriti reading (and watching and listening) guide

The Spinoff Review of Books

A Te Tiriti reading (and watching and listening) guide

The Spinoff Review of Books

Concern as number of laws rushed through parliament surges

Irra Lee of RNZ

A group of women, some standing and others seated at desks with laptops, appear in a collage-style courtroom scene. Behind them is a red Māori koru design and handwritten historical text on a beige background.

Carrying hope: A young Māori lawyer on the future of the Waitangi Tribunal