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Kiingitanga marae open for gatherings from next week
Kiingitanga Marae made their decision after a Zoom meeting.
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First Māori King image used as beer label
A made-up image of the first Māori King, Potatau Te Wherowhero, on a Canadian beer label has surfaced on the internet and caused outrage within the Māori community.
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Rāhui on Waikato and Wāipa rivers not a form of punishment but of guidance
The rāhui came into effect on Monday in response to the Coronavirus crisis and is aimed at protecting the rivers.
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Māori King celebrates 65th birthday- 12.30pm Newsbreak
King Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII celebrates his 65th birthday.
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Historic Rangiriri Pā site maintenance equipment stolen
The theft of gardening equipment and machinery used for mowing the block of land were the Battle of Rangiriri in North Waikato took place in 1863 has left Ngaati Naho Excutive Chair [Kaitiaki] Brad Totorewa without equipment to maintain the land.
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"We're still waiting": the long wait for an outcome over Ihumātao
Ihumātao: What was promised as a positive outcome before Waitangi Day according to Kiingitanga representatives failed to deliver.
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PM: 'I will visit Ihumātao'
The Prime Minister says she will visit Ihumātao but is endeavouring to find a solution first.
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"Ugly orange concrete blocks" taken from Ihumātao- Pania Newton
On day 182 of Fletcher Building moving in to Ihumātao Pania Newton woke up to see them removing their fences and barricades. Newton told Te Ao Māori News that Fletcher Building had advised her in advance of the upcoming changes.
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Tuku Morgan- “Rangi Whakaruru has betrayed the trust of our people”
The Māori King’s secretary, Te Rangihiroa Whakaruru has pleaded guilty to six counts of forgery, obtaining by deception and lying to Serious Fraud Office investigators. Tukuroirangi Morgan, a long-time critic of Whakaruru told Te Ao Māori News, “There’s children in Waikato-Tainui that are pōhara and hungry and he’s taken money away from them.”
