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NewsIwi gather for kawe mate at Koroneihana 2022
For nearly three years iwi from around the motu have been unable to make the journey to Tūrangawaewae to mourn those who had died with King Tuheitia during his coronation commemoration.
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Mourners flock to first in-person koroneihana in three years
Tears were shed today at the house of Mahinarangi at Tūrangawaewae Marae during the 16th commemoration of the coronation of King Tuheitia.
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Safety measures but Tainui whānau happy to be back at Tūrangawaewae
With covid restrictions lifted, the Māori King's coronation commemoration forged ahead in person this week after a three-year wait.
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House of Shem lyrics 'Time to break the walls down' inspire Māori King Tūheitia
The words 'Time to break the walls down' inspired by the House Of Shem song 'Move as One' which echoed across the Kiingitanga livestream on Saturday proved to be a hit with the thousands who tuned in online.
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Koroneihana kai to be donated to whānau most in need
Food that was donated to feed the thousands expected to attend the Koroneihana this week will be made into food packs and delivered to whānau in need.
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Koroneihana celebrations at Turangawaewae Marae cancelled
The annual Koroneihana celebrations due to take place at Turangawaewae Marae this week have been cancelled.
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Kiingi Tūheitia calls on all Māori to vote this year
Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII had three messages in his annual address: to maintain kotahitanga, to vote, and to look after each other.
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Kiingi Tūheitia launches portraiture competition for emerging Māori artists
The award inspires artists to create portraits in any art medium of their tūpuna while competing for a first prize of $20,000.
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PM honours Kiingitanga response to Covid-19 in Koroneihana address
Ardern has honoured the Kiingtanga for the movement's response to supporting the wider Māori community following the impact of Covid-19.
