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NewsMana enhancing approach to supporting men suffering from mental illness
Jason Matia (Te Aupōuri, Te Rārawa) believes restoring the mana of men is key to combating the shame many men face when struggling with mental illness and trauma.
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Te Rarawa iwi launches Te Tupehau water facility
Te Rarawa has launched the construction of a significant water storage facility on its Sweetwater farming property in Ahipara.
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Far North Iwi team up with Police to fight family violence
Far North leaders are teaming up with Police to fight family violence. Te Rūnanga o Te Rarawa chair Haami Piripi says this new approach was created because the old ways weren't working.
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Te Rarawa father of five captures whānau activities during lockdown
Father of five Ethan Smith (Te Rarawa) has found some of the most creative ways to keep his tamariki occupied during lockdown and has caught it all on camera.
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All Stars MVP Brandon Smith to miss NRL opener with injury
Melbourne Storm today confirmed that Brandon Smith suffered a facial fracture in the Māori All-Stars 30-14 win over the Indigenous All-Stars over the weekend.
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Nan's connection to whenua inspires Te Arawa choreographer
Bianca Hyslop's dance piece, Pōhutu, is inspired by her 88-year-old grandmother Ramari Rangiwhiua Morrison, who has Alzheimer's disease, and her connection to the land at Te Whakarewarewatanga-o-te-ope-taua-a-Wahiao, Rotorua.
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Te Rarawa now proud owners of Bells Produce Ltd
Te Rarawa has just purchased Bells Produce, one of Northland's most iconic brands when it comes to fresh fruit and veggies. Te Rarawa spokesman Haami Piripi says it's a step forward for the iwi as it opens up employment opportunities and increases their assets.
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Te Rarawa taonga returns from overseas exhibition
One of Te Rarawa's most prized taonga and New Zealand's oldest wooden carving, the 'Tangonge' has returned home after its 10-month journey with the Oceania exhibition in London and Paris.
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Sacred Māori reserve ‘desecrated’ by commercial activity
Commercial activity along 90 Mile Beach is causing major damage to areas of extreme significance to local iwi and hapū.
