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Māori astronomy educators take lead presenting Matariki at Stardome
Josh Kirkley, of Ngāi Tahu, and Olive Karena-Lockyer, of Te Aupouri and Ngāti Raukawa, are running a series of interactive Matariki shows at Stardome.
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NewsTauranga marae surrounded by industrial firms worries about kaumātua health
Whareroa Marae is worried about air pollution from their industrial neighbours but those companies say they have strict monitoring to minimise emissions and odour.
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Te Keeti fed up over environmental damage from new dump site
The people of Te Keeti are up in arms at what they say is an unacceptable level of environmental degradation in their homeland.
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Tūturuatu breeding pairs rise on Waikawa Island
Waikawa’s Tūturuatu /shore plover population has grown to 24 breeding pairs this year, passing the halfway mark to reaching its former population peak.
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Rehearing of proposed marina plan on Waiheke Island stopped
A commercial marina is expected to go ahead after a court case trying to stop it failed.
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Iwi unite against dumping seafloor waste off Great Barrier Island coast
But Protect Aotea's leader says Auckland Council doesn't even have a Māori councillor on the decisionmaking committee so she will have to explain mātauranga Māori and whakapapa to the moana when she makes her submission.
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Mauri o te Kauri
'Mauri o te Kauri' is a documentary about the Kauri dieback disease made by the Coromandel Film Collective and directed by James Muir. It is a beautifully crafted film that explains the desperate fight for the survival of the mighty Kauri trees in New Zealand.
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Redeployment programme enables kaitiakitanga on Tītīrangi
When Whaia Tītīrangi operational leader Jordan Tibble thinks about her work on the maunga, it is with a long term vision. “When I am 65 I want to come back and walk through the ngahere (forests) we have planted and see all our manu (birds) thriving in their new home,” says Jordan Tibble.
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New tool to help iwi track native species within their tribal boundaries
Manaaki Whenua have created a mapping package to help foster kaitiakitanga. Lead researcher Kiri Reihana says the program will enable kaitiaki in their conservation efforts.
