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The streets of Henderson will be blocked off tomorrow to celebrate Matariki westie style
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Matariki is celebrated over more than just one weekend for many Northlanders.
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Otago University collaborates with mana whenua for brand upgrade
Otago University changes its brand for the first time in 154 years
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Opinion: Matariki is a time to celebrate our dual heritage and embrace cultural diversity
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The Māori in Me: Complexities of being mixed race in NZ
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Bush calls on ex top police brass to support change at Oranga Tamariki
Bush is overseeing the independent review of the OT-run residences and community homes.
Niwa to release daily forecast for Matariki
Niwa forecasts include conditions for Matariki stargazing.
‘Māori don’t own the sky’: Matariki ‘belongs to all of NZ’, says Dr Rangiānehu Mātāmua
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Hundreds turn out to official re-opening of Far North church
Ahipara's St Clements Church has officially re-opened following years of restoration.
Matariki presents opportunities for Taane Mete’s Marae in the Sky
Māori dancer wants to light up the skies for Matariki
Carmel Sepuloni receives her malu (tattoo) from tufuga ta tatau master tattooist
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A light and sounds display of Tamaki Makaurau to support Matariki 2023 celebrations
A light and sound show will compliment Auckland's Matariki celebrations.
Waiata anthems returns for Matariki
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New artwork in Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei's million-dollar HQ shows history
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Anthony Hōete: The Government is finally seeing the forest for the trees
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Urgent action needed to improve safety in justice facilities, union says
The PSA’s Joe McCroy says the latest incident was a wake-up call for better resourcing.
Te Hiku revitalisation head fires parting shot at North’s ‘keyboard warriors’
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Rob Campbell: I have no doubt I am locked in an echo chamber of the Pākehā elite
Rob Campbell's speech to Iwi Communications Collective for Health Equity.
New Zealand firefighters ready to take on Australians in golf
A team of Kiwi firefighters will take on Australia in a golf rivalry.
Māori music set to light up the month of Matariki
Waiata Anemtems are back for the Matariki celebrations.
Getting to know The Harmonic Resonators, whose sounds are resonating among Māori
Meet the man behind The Harmonic Resonators.
Smear Your Mea tackles new approach with rugby league wāhine
Smear Your Mea tackles new approach with rugby league wāhine
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Leading Māori lawyers appointed partners at NZ’s largest litigation firm
The pair have been appointed partners of Meredith Connell.
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Celebrity Māori chefs create Matariki feast
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Kelvin Davis pushes back on Corrections report
Corrections Minister hits back at Ombudsman report