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CHB Council votes for Māori ward

The Central Hawke’s Bay District Council has recognised Māori voices have a right to be at the council table. For the first time, Mana Whenua of Tamatea Central Hawke’s Bay, via representatives on Te Taiwhenua o Tamatea, requested council consider Māori wards as part of partnership, rangatiratanga and representation in this rohe (district), and the […]

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