London-based Ngāti Raukawa chef Matt Burgess designs menus for a restaurant chain – and it’s impressing the foodies of England.
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NewsIndigenous fashion opens London Fashion Week
Despite not being able to show Māori and Pacific designers’ mahi at a special event in London due to the Queen’s death forcing a cancellation, the first Māori designer in the British Vogue
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'The sky is falling with water- so too are the tears of the people'- Jones
Lawyer David Jones (Rongowhakaata) says enormous numbers of Londoners were standing outside Buckingham Palace in the rain today in London waiting to hear the news of Queen Elizabeth II’s death earl
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UK PM Boris Johnson enjoys kapa haka at Downing St hui with Ardern
Source: UK Prime Minister / Facebook UK prime minister Boris Johnson has enjoyed a kapa haka performance at his official residence in London on Friday (UK time).
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Incorporating Māori culture into Shakespeare sees performer take to the stage in London
From the Hokianga to London, 18-year-old performer Māhanga Mitchell is travelling across the globe into a theatre of global proportions in less than two months’ time.
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Hooker unsuccessful in featherweight return at UFC London
Moments ago, saw Dan Hooker (Ngāti Maniapoto) suffer another loss in the UFC, this time against 'Allmighty' Arnold Allen in an unsuccessful return to the featherweight division in UFC London's co-m
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'Hangman' plays villain against UK's Arnold Allen at UFC London
Video credit: YouTube / UFC via Brightcove.
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Hooker returns to featherweight; flyweight champ wants Kara-France
The newly crowned UFC flyweight champion had some choice words on who could be his next opponent, while "The Hangman" confirmed he is moving back down a weight division, with his next fight locked in.
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UK lockdown forces Ngāti Rānana members to return home
COVID-19 emergency measures have sent many members of London-based kapa haka Ngāti Rānana home. Ngāti Rānana kaihaka Luke and Roimata Claasen, practice law in London and are navigating through hard times.
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Half a world away, Ngāti Rānana are staying connected in locked-down London
For over 60 years Ngāti Rānana has been providing UK-based New Zealanders, and others, the chance to learn, enhance and maintain Māori culture. Their three guiding principles are whanaungatanga, manaakitanga and kōtahitanga.
