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It’s been three decades since the first treaty settlements were signed. Now, settled entities are turning their focus to making investment accessible to Māori across the country.

The government has set a mandatory 12-month buyback period for vacated units, ending open-ended waits that have left some residents and families in financial limbo.

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There's a case that the square outside Waitematā station is the city's best public investment since the northern busway.