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Hamilton City's first kura kaupapa opens new wharekura.
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Hamilton City's first kura kaupapa opens new wharekura.
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Members of Waikato iwi Ngāti Korokī Kahukura are being called to take part in a programme that will provide them with qualifications for horticulture,...
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Celebrity Treasure Island is back with the first six of 21 contestants named today.
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Thousands of anti-lockdown locals lined the streets of Sydney at the weekend in what has been described as chaotic and selfish protests. Back home Māori MPs...
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A personal tragedy plunged Ginny Mary Ropiha into a depressed state, where she sought refuge in alcohol and drugs, but her pathway of healing began when she enrolled in a Bakery Programme at EIT’s School of Hospitality and Tourism. Manaakitanga and caring for others and their needs before her own led Ginny to nursing at […]
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Paratene Matchitt (Te Whānau-ā-Apanui, Te Whakatōhea, Ngāti Porou), who passed away earlier this week, was a leading figure in Māori contemporary art. His...
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Dr Hōhepa (Joseph) Mason, QSO, PhD (Honoris Causa) (Ngāti Awa) has died. Dr Mason has for many decades been an unwavering supporter of his iwi and hapū and a...
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At a time when many young MÄori were heading to Australia, Brisbane-born and raised Jeremy TÄtere MacLeod bucked the trend by moving to Hastings to immerse himself in MÄori culture. Sixteen years later, at 33, he is recognized as a tribal champion for te reo MÄori. Words: Amokura Panoho Photos: Florence Charvin PEPEHA Ko Te Whanganui-a-Tara me Tapuae-o-Uenuku ngÄ maunga, Ko WaingÅngoro me Wairau ngÄ awa, Ko TÄkitimu me KurahaupÅ ngÄ waka, Ko NgÄti Kahungunu me RangitÄne ngÄ iwi, Ko NgÄti Kurukuru me NgÄti Huataki ngÄ hapÅ«, Ko WaimÄrama me TuamÄtene ngÄ marae. Te Whanganui-a-Tara and Tapuae-o-Uenuku are my mountains,
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The NZ technology company will offer training and placements for Ngāi Tahu rangatahi.
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The National Aquarium of New Zealand has teamed up with Te Wānanga o Aotearoa to encourage people to learn about the nine stars of Matariki.
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$1.3 million dollars in scholarships are up for grabs, for Māori and Pasifika people, wanting to develop their skills in e-commerce.
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Troy Kingi and band The Nudge have teamed up to create a new waiata in te reo Māori called He Ōrite. Kingi says the translation is of He Ōrite is “the same”...
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Production is underway to create te reo Māori versions of Disney classics, Frozen and The Lion King.
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Protesters chanting and holding signs were outside Auckland Council today calling for the council to revoke a resource consent for a marina on Waiheke Island.
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Mana Ahuriri Trust is building hundreds of new homes. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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Te Tatau o Te Arawa and the Rotorua Lakes Council are working together to tackle emergency housing, the supply of social housing and to support Rotorua...
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Family Court processes are again in the spotlight after a baby was ordered by the court to be removed from his mother and whānau and placed with a relative.
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The world has ended and there's only one oasis left, one place humanity must go to survive - Katuku Island.
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Waitematā District Health Board Maori Nurse of the Year 2021 Angela Perawiti has turned a personal tragedy into a 30-year career full of passion and a drive...
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An iwi-owned building company is offering a $20,000 cash bonus to tradies willing to down tools overseas and be part of New Zealand’s building boom.
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Te Kaiaotanga o Te Reo is the first Māori language symposium to be held at the top of the South Island. Iwi and Te Reo Māori champions gathered in Nelson...
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"We back you. Go with your instincts."
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Players learn while having fun on Katuku Island.
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Police have revealed that they are using about two dozen software algorithms to fight crime, in what they say is a considered and limited way. But data...
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A water rights fight, centred on Sir Russell Coutts’ property near Queenstown, is off to Environment Court
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