UK-based musician Michael Lejeurne (Ngāti Hine, Ngāti Porou) had nothing positive to say regarding Boris Johnson’s handling of the COVID-19 crisis.
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NewsHaka by UK nurses deemed cultural appropriation
A haka performed by nurses at a hospital in the United Kingdom has been deemed a form of cultural appropriation.
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Impact on Māori businesses following UK Election results today
If Prime Minister Boris Johnson of the Conservative Party wins, his promise is to take Britain out of the European Union by January 31, which could affect Māori businesses in Aotearoa.
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FOMA focused on helping Māori prosper and grow
Māori entrepreneurs have gathered in Nelson for the annual Federation of Māori Authorities (FOMA) conference.
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Māori exporters could benefit as UK exit EU
Federation of Māori Authorities Chair Traci Houpapa told Te Ao Māori News the prospect of the UK exiting the EU will open new trade deals for New Zealand.
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Ngāti Rānana long-time member remembered
A longstanding member of Ngāti Rānana (London’s Māori Club), Joylene Winitana Fenikowski, 51, passed away earlier this week in England and will be brought back to Aotearoa by her whānau to her beloved rohe of Te Mahia.
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NZ and UK sign interim trade deal
New Zealand businesses will be no worse off, whatever the outcome of the Brexit process according to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern after her meeting with UK Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Black Slate's special connection to Aotearoa
Reggae band Black Slate, famous for 80's song "Amigo", has arrived in Aotearoa to produce a documentary on their life and special relationship with New Zealand.
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Kiwis stoke Four Nations memories
The Kiwis' Kevin Proctor says their three-match test series against England in the UK reminds him of the side's 2014 Four Nations campaign.
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Te reo electronic band signs with Kartel Music Group (UK)
Acclaimed New Zealand alternative electronic band SoccerPractise have signed with Kartel Music Group (UK), continuing the trend of te reo Māori artists thriving in the global music scene.
