Media releases

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Faumuin? To Lead New Pasifika Leadership Academy

11 Nov 2010 / Media releases

BEST Pacific Institute of Education (BEST) today proudly announced that it had recruited Olympic discus thrower and leading New Zealand sportswoman, Beatrice Faumuin? OMNZ, as Chief Executive of a new leadership academy and charitable foundation dedicated to training Pasifika leaders.

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Agreed Statement by the New Zealand Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Inc and the Dental Council of New Zealand

28 Aug 2010 / Media releases

NZAOMS has issued judicial review proceedings against the Dental Council of New Zealand in respect of decisions concerning the scope of practice for oral surgery.

The parties have now agreed to settle those proceedings.

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Temporary stay for unofficial city marae

20 May 2010 / Media releases

Supporters of a Hamilton marae tagged for demolition shared a collective sigh of relief after their lawyer earned them at least a temporary reprieve yesterday.

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Aspirational rights likely to become binding

23 Apr 2010 / Media releases

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Maori rights gaining new momentum

22 Apr 2010 / Media releases

Fresh weight has been lent to claims that a declaration on indigenous rights will have more sweeping effects than the government claims.

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Declaration secures Maori Party 'treasured place in history'

22 Apr 2010 / Media releases

New Zealand's first Maori High Court judge, Sir Edward Taihakurei Durie, has suggested the principles of the Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples will find their way in time into New Zealand law, both statute law and judge-made law.

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Judge hails big advance for Maori

22 Apr 2010 / Media releases

A High Court judge has labelled New Zealand's commitment to the indigenous rights declaration the most significant day in advancing Maori rights since the Treaty of Waitangi.

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Radio New Zealand Newswire

21 Apr 2010 / Media releases

A lawyer who helped draft the UN declaration on indigenous rights says signing up to it will provide a boost to Maori making land claims. Yesterday in New York the Maori Party co-leader, Pita Sharples, announced the Government is ratifying the declaration.

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Lawyer wants declaration read before conclusions drawn

21 Apr 2010 / Media releases

A lawyer who helped draft the United Nations declaration on indigenous rights says the document must be read before conclusions are drawn about it.

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Radio New Zealand Newswire

21 Apr 2010 / Media releases

A lawyer who helped draft the United Nations declaration on indigenous rights says signing up to it will provide a boost to Maori making land claims.

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