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NewsMatariki: Time for a spring cleanout and catch up with whānau
With Aotearoa celebrating its first te Ao Māori statutory holiday, Matariki has inspired debate around how it should be celebrated. Award-winning writer and photographer Qiane Matata-Sipu says some people will research and participate in Matariki, while others will not engage.
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Waikato kura tells the Matariki story interpreting the Kīngitanga version
A new play portrays the many different ways Matariki is seen, but this version is viewed through the eyes of the Kīngitanga and told by Te Wharekura o Rakaumangamanga, a kura kaupapa school in the Huntly Waikato region.
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Matariki- more than just a public holiday
Te Arawa leaders say the first New Zealand Matariki public holiday that will start this Friday is more than just a holiday, and is a time to develop and foster the Māori language, culture, and trad
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ShowsCelebrate Matariki- Mānawatia a Matariki 2022
Informative and entertaining, Celebrate Matariki - Mānawatia a Matariki - invites all of Aotearoa to both understand the old traditions and to be part of creating new ones of our own.
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THE BEST OF TE AO MĀORI RECOGNISED AT NGĀ TOHU O MATARIKI O TE TAU 2022
Musicians, entertainers, academics and entrepreneurs were among recipients acknowledged for their outstanding achievements at Ngā Tohu o Matariki o te Tau 2022. The sixth annual Matariki Awards were broadcast live from the National Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa, in Wellington.
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'Matariki is our time'- Pio Terei
Matariki celebrations to signal the beginning of Te Tau Hou Māori – the Māori new year are almost underway to acknowledge its first time as a public holiday.
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Matariki Book links world as one
The indigenous traditions surrounding Matariki is the subject of a new book co-authored by Māori astronomer, Professor Rangi Matamua and broadcaster Miriama Kamo.
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Puanga Matariki opens at Hihiaua
A unique art exhibition promoting Puanga and Matariki in Northland has opened to the general public with every artwork in it celebrating the Māori New Year.
