The hāngi pit at Te Pane o Mataoho. Source / Boffa Miskell
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3 million-year-old fossils found in South Auckland
Curious fossils have been discovered in Māngere, South Auckland in the geological Kaawa Formation, some 35 metres below the earth’s surface.
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Pair sentenced for murder of Dimetrius Pairama
Toko (Ashley) Shane Winter and Kerry Te Amo have been sentenced to life in jail for the murder of 17-year-old Dimetrius Pairama.
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NewsMāori unite in hui today to discuss inquiry into Oranga Tamariki
Māori leaders from across Aotearoa are set to pour into Māngere today to attend a hui to discuss the inquiry into Oranga Tamariki and the practices of state removal of children.
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Marae in Ihumātao to host wānanga celebrating indigenous wāhine
The creator of NUKU, a media storytelling series which profiles 100 indigenous women, is set to expand her project with a wānanga celebrating wāhine toa. The event will be packed with kōrero, kai and wānanga on rāranga and rongoā Māori.
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Update: Man charged after Māngere death, stabbing
Counties Manukau Police have charged a 46-year-old man with attempted murder in connection with a homicide investigation that was launched last night. Police are continuing to piece together the tragic circumstances that occurred at a commercial address in Māngere yesterday afternoon.
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Māori mothers to benefit from new South Auckland 'safe haven'
A "long overdue" birthing centre, Ngā Hau Māngere, has opened today in a bid to reduce demand for maternity beds at Middlemore Hospital.
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27th Portage Crossing retraces tūpuna steps
Waka ama paddlers will take part in the annual Portage Crossing race this Saturday, where they will retrace an 800-year-old route that was established by Tainui warriors following their arrival from Tahiti.
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NUKU success on the horizon
Hundreds come to celebrate the launch of NUKU, a creative storytelling series about “kickass indigenous women doing things differently”.
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From Māngere to New York City
Angela Watene works at one of the world's biggest accountancy firms in New York City and is one of the first wāhine to feature in the new NUKU series, which celebrates indigenous women.
