Koianake Sharples is the latest of his family to reach the Pouwaru, or 8th stage of Te Whare Tū Taua o Aotearoa, the Māori weaponary training school. He follows in the footsteps of his father Paora, and grandfather Sir Pita who founded the school 36 years ago.
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NewsStudents of Māori martial arts "tested to the limits"
Students of Māori martial arts were put to the test today during their mau rākau grading in Auckland.
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Aquaman's haka tutor speaks out
Tuhoe kaihaka Shannon Borell was instrumental in helping put together the haka "Tangaroa Ararau" for Jason Momoa Aquaman's premiere in L.A.
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Multiple arrests at Palmerston North weapons expo
Ten people have been arrested following the protest that took place at the weapons expo in Palmerston North yesterday.
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Peaceful protest ends in arrests
Protesters disrupted the Defence, Industry and National Security Forum in Palmerston North today, leading to nine arrests.
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Peace action groups bind together to oppose Weapons Expo
People Against Prisons Aotearoa (PAPA) will join forces with other Peace Action groups from around the country today to oppose the weapons expo being held in Palmerston North this week.
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Gun control vs gun violence
Gun control and gun violence is a hotbed issue in America at the moment.
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Ministry seeks feedback on guns in schools
The Ministry of Education and New Zealand School Trustees Association are seeking public feedback on draft guidelines for firearms in schools.
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Peace activists plan blockade at NZDIA Weapons Expo
Peace activists have announced their plans to blockade the annual NZDIA Weapons Expo tomorrow.
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Mita Mohi inducted into Te Arawa Hall of Fame
The late Mita Hikairo Mohi will be inducted into the Te Arawa Hall of Fame for his contribution to rugby league and other recreational activities for Māori. The family of the former rugby league star will receive the award on his behalf.
