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Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei wants to settle Erebus memorial dispute
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei side to the controversial Erebus memorial.
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Construction blocked over controversial Erebus monument
Despite level 3 restrictions iwi may protest the proposed Erebus memorial for Auckland.
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NewsPasifika festivals to receive funds to help them recover from Covid impact
Funds provided for Pasifika festivals across Aotearoa.
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“I don't trust Pouhere Taonga” on the return of Hinemihi whare
130 years after being sold to Britain, a dispute over the return of carvings from the Hinemihi meeting house in London has erupted. One descendant of the original ancestor is claiming that they are being locked out of discussions. Te Ohu Wi Kingi is a direct descendant of the original owner of Hinemihi, Aporo Te Wharekaniwha. Te Wharekaniwha commissioned Hinemihi to be built. It was originally situated on his whānau block in Te Wairoa.
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Marae can plan 10 to 50 years ahead with specialist advice
Communities faced with hard decisions about whether to relocate marae or how to safeguard them for the future will find it invaluable to seek specialist guidance, a Māori manager with Heritage New Zealand says.
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Serious digital privacy breach under investigation
Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage is investigating a serious digital privacy breach. Some say the breach involving one of Manatū Taonga's programmes could impact hundreds of people. Te Ao reporter Hana Mereraiha has this report.
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Will Māori culture be represented at Dubai 2020 World Expo?
Hip-hop superstar Parris Goebel's appointment as New Zealand's entertainment and cultural curator for the world expo in Dubai 2020 is "a slap in the face for Māori culture" says on Māori cultural advisor.
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Challenging the Governments re-enactment of Cook's arrival
Iwi in Tūranganui a Kiwa will lay down a formal challenge to the replica Endeavour ship when it arrives for Tuia 250 to mark 250 years since the first encounters between Māori and Pākehā. Te Kura o Tūranga are demanding an official apology for the deaths of Māori at the hands of Captain Cook and the Endeavour crew.
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Weaving together people, culture and heritage
The largest tukutuku panels in the world are being constructed for a new Māori design that will stand at the Cook Landing Site National Reserve in Gisborne, known by Māori as Puhi Kai Iti. Ngāti Oneone artist Nick Tupara says the project aims to balance out the way Māori and Pākehā history is presented.
