The people of Maniapoto have spoken, said trust board chairperson Keith Ikin.
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'Claim your ancestry and wear it like a Crown'
Tracy Tangihaere has been appointed chief executive at EIT in Gisborne.
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NewsNgāti Maniapoto hapū looking for ways to afford to build on its land
Ngāti Rora of Ngāti Maniapoto is looking for ways to afford to build on its land.
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Maniapoto iwi acknowledges Tiwha Bell for 14 years as chair
The Maniapoto Māori Trust Board has announced today that revered iwi elder Tiwha Bell has stepped down from his role as chairman.
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Miss Rotorua continues to support youth with her unique story
International Women’s Day today also marks almost six months since the inspiring Evarna Koia, of Ngāti Maniapoto, won her title as Miss Rotorua. Koia is a former methamphetamine addict and has been imprisoned for theft as a teen, but has since turned her life around after attending Sunday church in prison.
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Ngāti Maniapoto's Louis Schofield youth sailing world champion
Ngāti Maniapoto sailor Louis Schofield was part of the Australian team that won the Youth Match Racing World Championship in Auckland recently.
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Ngāti Kinohaku mourns the loss of Te Pare Kaui Joseph
Ngāti Maniapoto is mourning the loss of their most senior leader, Te Pare Kaui Joseph, who passed away in Te Kūiti on Sunday morning at the age of 90.
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Ngāti Maniapoto celebrates iwi & hapū contributions
Ngāti Maniapoto have celebrated those who have contributed to the iwi and hapū at their inaugural awards event in Te Nehenehenui.
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Japan Rugby rankings blossoming under Māori coaches
Japanese fans are hopeful their Sakura rugby team will get the same results as the All Blacks did last night. Tokyo Stadium is completely sold out, the streets are flooded with symbols of the red sun and Jamie Joseph's photo is on the cover of the newspapers. Expectations from the Māori coaches are high.
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Update: A hapū's quest to save their marae
The people of Mirumiru Marae on the West Coast of the North Island are facing a huge dilemma. Their marae is at risk of flooding and erosion due to rising river levels from climate change.
