Nearly 18 months on, 14 of those households are still waiting for their settlement.
In 2023, after forking out $8000 for flights and her operation, she underwent gastric sleeve surgery in Istanbul.
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With winter in full blast, a number of kaumātua are homeless or living in substandard conditions.
Are enough efforts being made to improve the situation? Watch the show here.
"We will stand up and resist you with everything that we've got and we will stop you."
"When the Treaty Principles Bill comes out, we will have hikois from hell. Like it will be next level."
Dana Kirkpatrick, Karen Chhour, Tamatha Paul, Tākuta Ferris and Willie Jackson discuss the major issues impacting Aotearoa.
The foundation, which runs the largest bail house in Aotearoa, has helped hundreds of former offenders transition away from jail.
He forced himself to embrace this challenge head-on.
"It's cool to stand at the start line, do a pūkana and show, 'Look, I'm a proud Kiwi.'"
The eight-piece roots group are up for Single of the Year at the Aotearoa Music Awards.
The Hui catches up with a couple making huge strides in their journey.
What is driving rangatahi to commit these crimes?
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After years competing in waka ama, the talented athlete is turning to canoe sprinting.
"If it's going to happen, all of you out there, get it done."
The RMS Niagara is rapidly deteriorating - and could release up to 1400 tonnes of oil into the Hauraki Gulf.
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And Chris Penk says when rules stop our soldiers' heroism from being acknowledged with awards, the Government should look at changing them.
"Whānau can't care on nothing."
"To have her still here with us at this age is unbelievable."
Marama Davidson has revealed the investigation is nearing an end.
Rangitāne ki Wairau historian Peter Meihana is concerned many land developments could be going under the radar.
The owner of 'Daz's Barber Shop' is encouraging young people to think about a career in hairdressing.
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A one-off Steps to Freedom payment to help inmates restart their lives hasn't increased for more than three decades.
Mark Mitchell said there needs to be a partnership between Corrections and Māori leadership to help prisoners.
Plus, there's an exclusive interview with the Minister of Corrections and Police, Mark Mitchell.
A Far North man will appear in court this week charged with manslaughter after the fatal mauling of a Pangaru man by a pack of dogs.
Tune in at 8:30pm for more.
It comes as experts describe the Government's changes to smoking legislation as "colour blind".
Over two years, Awhina Murupaenga has built a business selling kits for people to make their own tukutuku panels.
A lawyer is warning the Coalition Government that Māori had been energised by their policy direction.
The group's latest piece talks about Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
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The emotional journey of discovery is a tough one for Migoto Eria.
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A group of accomplished Māori musicians are behind the project.
The family have lived with grief and frustration for over a decade.
A unique programme is achieving the unthinkable by offering rival gang members a chance to put a life of crime behind them.
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"We're competing against syndicates that are rotating around the clock."
"It's a real limitation on their quality of life."
The two women met to share stories of their relatives who once worked in the Auckland market gardens.
The six top-polling parties join The Hui on Thursday for the final debate - on kaupapa-here Māori (Māori policy).
Soraya Peke-Mason, Harete Hipango, and Debbie Ngarewa-Packer joined The Hui on Wednesday night to debate the issues in Te Tai Hauāuru.
Te Pāti Māori's Meka Whaitiri is up against Labour's Cushla Tangaere-Manuel.
Luxon believes National's policies of devolution and localism were a better fit in comparison to a referendum.