Atereano Mateariki is a journalist based in Auckland, New Zealand. With a focus on local news, Atereano writes for Waatea NEWS, covering a range of topics including Māori culture, community events, social issues, and current affairs. Atereano is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging news stories that reflect the perspectives and experiences of the local community.
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Atereano Mateariki's coverage primarily focuses on local news in New Zealand, particularly with regard to government announcements and events. The themes covered include government & politics, culture & society, health & wellbeing, and sports.
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The Chair of Māori Tourism says today's U.S. election will have mixed results for the Māori economy.
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An American political professor is sceptical that today's initial U.S. presidential election results will provide a clear indication of who will lead one of the world's largest superpowers.
A New Zealand Defence Force Commodore says they're closely monitoring the HMNZS Manawanui and nearby areas, preparing for fuel extraction.
Uncertainty remains over U.S. election outcome
After the BBM Foodshare was vandalized, the public quickly rallied to support it, brightening Christmas for struggling whānau.
Political commentator Shane Te Pou says a loss of faith among the working class has led to the reelection of Donald Trump and the Republican takeover of Congress.
This afternoon, Associate Justice Minister David Seymour released his Treaty Principles Bill. The bill proposes:
Senior Labour Māori MP Willow-Jean Prime says tabling the Treaty Principles Bill today will be the most significant modern breach of Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
Gisborne-based healthy kai company Puku Ora, founded by sisters Erana Ngakuru and Amy Wray, has won the Māori Businesswomen's Supreme Overall Award – Tohu Aorangi.
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