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NewsPolicing hub in Tāneatua opens with Tūhoe partnership
Police have opened what they say is one of the most progressive and community-oriented police stations in the country, in Tāneatua.
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Rural town steps up to meet challenge of hosting major Tūhoe festival
Performers at the Te Hui Ahurei a Tūhoe festival in Rotorua in 2018. Photo: RNZ / John Boynton By Pokere Paewai, RNZ
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Benji Marshall to move into the Wests Tigers coaches box
Kiwi rugby league legend Benji Marshall has confirmed he will be involved in the future of his beloved Wests Tigers club.
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Māori broadcasting stalwart takes new career path
Wena Kingi to support Te Arawa in the eradication of the Wallaby
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Tūhoe healer chooses to fully vaccinate
Natural immunity has become one of the key arguments during this global health crisis of Covid-19.
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Former Māori language commissioner dies
Waereti Tait-Wall (Ngāti Whakaue, Tūhoe), a former Māori language commissioner, has died after a long illness. She was 73.
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Stranded sister in Fiji misses whānau milestone
Fiji braces as Cyclone Sarai moves past the West Coast with 130 km/hr winds. The Category 2 cyclone has claimed two lives with more than 2000 people who have been evacuated to emergency shelters. Shannon Waaka from Ruatoki has been stuck in Fiji for the last three days and is desperately trying to get home.
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Rua Kenana Pardon Bill passes first reading in parliament
The Rua Kēnana Pardon Bill was read for the first time in parliament today. The bill, if passed, will see the Crown issue an apology to the Tūhoe prophet's descendants, as well as pardon him for the crimes he was convicted of more than a century ago.
