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Dig My Idea challenges Māori digital entrepreneurs

It’s hoped the winners' idea will have a positive social impact

Black Ferns confirm their first pro contracted players

Some players haven’t been named yet due to other commitments, but it’s hoped they will then be offered this at a later point

Kuia reflects on Bastion Point occupation 40 years on

Unknown to the public includes the fact that the iwi received support from Pākehā, including a former mayor

Health providers warn NZ at risk of missing smoke-free 2025 goal

Experts also question the lack of Whānau Ora funding to make this goal a reality

Māmā battles cancer and lack of breast milk donations

Merania French is not letting cancer get in the way of her baby getting breast milk

The deal, which will not include the United Kingdom, could be worth about $16 billion. Trade Minister David Parker says the prime minister's strong advocacy during her recent trip to Europe has clearly paid off.

Little has set a deadline to receive information from all sides before May 25th

Merania French, a māmā of two who is going through chemotherapy to treat cancer, says she's grateful for the support she and her whānau have received since first posting on Facebook about the need for donated breastmilk to feed her newborn pēpi, Ngapo. For the full story: https://youtu.be/0ENym_dIonA

Malcolm Rewa is currently serving a 22 year sentence for raping more than 20 women.

Challenge is the keyword: the organisers of the initiative want to hear from Māori digital entrepreneurs who can confidently pitch a digital project that will have a positive social impact. Krystal-Lee Brown has more. #DIGMYIDEA

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