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Woman who drove drunk, kicked police officer walks from court with clean slate
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Paora Sharples: Kapa haka isn’t just cultural revitalisation, but the vehicle for Māori excellence.
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Tainui and Ngāti Whātua Ōrakei stand-off at Te Matatini pōwhiri
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A cyclone brought devastation. Te Matatini can bring hope and healing to Aotearoa
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Te Matatini: Super-koro's lifelong love affair with kapa haka
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Arapata Ashton: My main goal, in all the artworks that I make, is that people enjoy
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US Secretary moved to tears when speaking of assimilation policies
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Civil Defence funding must be fair for rural marae
Isolated Māori are not getting enough support to rebuild marae.
A respected priest conducted a wedding ceremony. Then he started an affair with the bride
Priest penalised after an affair with a woman came to light.
'Olympics' of Māoridom: Five local kapa haka rōpū set to compete in Te Matatini
The biggest kapa haka event in the Māori calendar is taking place in Auckland next week.
Kaikohe artist hopes his award will inspire able and disabled
Disabled Kaikohe artist hopes his win inspires others.
Te Matatini: Student heading from small hometown to Eden Park's big stage
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The Chronicle Q&A: DC Harding talks books, voter turnout and gym playlists
Daniel (DC) Harding of Ngāi Tahu answers questions from Te Kakenga Kawiti-Bishara.
Air NZ goes full te reo for flight to ‘Kapa Haka Olympics’
Air New Zealand has launched its first flight conducted entirely in te reo Māori.
Anaru Eketone: Controversy over colonial histories is growing worldwide
Otago Associate Professor Anaru Eketone on recent worldwide events.
Hikawai Te Nahu will perform at Te Matatini for the third time
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National Māori MPs eye electorates for 2023 election
"I have decided to explore this new opportunity to continue to represent my community."
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Supplies arrive at the cut-off community.
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Isolated Māori communities at risk of being forgotten in response
Māori communities in rural areas are being left without resources to meet their needs.