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Tāmaki Makaurau rapper Dbldbl proudly transcends labels
“The ambiguity can be confusing to a lot of people who want something very clear cut, but I just don't feel very clear cut at all,” Liam Dargaville (Te Rarawa, Ngāpuhi, they/them) says.
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Returning to my roots: Dame Kiri Te Kanawa’s te reo Māori journey
After five decades of forging a successful international singing career, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa has returned home to Aotearoa and she’s keen to reconnect to her culture by learning te reo Māori.
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From Ōtautahi to New York, Ngāi Tahu designer debuts new line
Her work has featured on the catwalks of New York fashion week and now jewelry designer Sonia McManus from Ngāi Tahu is launching a new collection inspired by her own journey of self-discovery.
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NewsThe finest Māori art performances you can't miss in upcoming festival
Prominent Māori visual artist Lisa Reihana will open the programme for the 2022 Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts, which feature the finest in Māori and indigenous art.
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New Māori TikTok hub showcases talented creators
TikTok has launched a dedicated Māori hub on its platform to help people discover the Māori language, the culture, the waiata and the creators who are doing some cool activities.
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Five Minutes of Fame finalist goes viral for hilarious political rap parodies
Singer and songwriter Amy Maynard has gone viral on Tiktok for her rap parodies.
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Cornell Tukiri chosen from thousands for NZ Geographic photographer of year final
Cornell Tukiri is a finalist for two of his entries. The first is a series of photos taken during a hikoi led by Ngāti Whātua.
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Ngāpuhi arts director steps into new lead role at Silo Theatre
Chloe Weavers of Ngāpuhi is the newest Executive Director at Silo Theatre in Tāmaki Makaurau and the first Māori to hold the position.
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Different dialects of te reo to be celebrated in Lion King
The Māori language version of Disney’s Lion King is to include four dialects of the language, Matewa Media co-director Tweedie Waititi says.
