Māori Development Minister Nanaia Mahuta launched the Housing First programme today. The minister says the government is committed to end homelessness but they need communities to step up.
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Traditional welcome for World Indigenous Business Forum delegates
The chairman of the Māori Indigenous Business Development Trust welcomed delegations from more than 25 countries at the opening of the World Indigenous Business Forum in Rotorua.
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Hakaraia Wilson stays grounded while aiming big
Hakaraia Wilson, of Ngāti Whakaue and Tūhoe has again taken a national BJJ title at the NZ Grappler Nationals yesterday. He is a grappler with eyes on the big time, but also not forgetting his Māori roots.
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New chief of Defence Force receives Haane Manahi Sword
The new chief of Defence Force, Air Marshal Kevin Short was presented with the Te Arawa Sword of Gallantry for Haane Manahi. The sword is presented to each Defence Force chief for the duration of their tenure.
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Ngāti Whakaue set to receive solid returns from housing development
The Ngāti Whakaue Assets Trust are expected to receive solid returns from a new housing development on the prime beachfront land in Papamoa.
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ANZAC Day a tradition for families from Ōhinemutu
A crowd of 2,000 attended the ANZAC dawn service at Te Papaiouru, Ōhinemutu in Rotorua this morning.
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Rotorua Kmart brings jobs to Rotorua
Hundreds queued outside the new Kmart store in Rotorua hours ahead of its official opening.
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Iwi and Rotorua Mayor honour Ngāti Whakaue Chief
Iwi from around the country, local government agencies and churches paid their final respects to the late Te Arawa leader Pihopa Kingi. Rotorua Mayor Steve Chadwick says the Ngāti Whakaue chief was pivotal in ensuring Iwi were included in decision-making regarding the City.
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Young Te Arawa reo exponents say Pihopa Kingi's legacy will continue
Young Te Arawa Reo exponents paid tribute to the late Pihopa Kingi saying his teachings will live on. The Ngāti Whakaue leader is lying in state at Te Papaiouru in Ohinemutu where he will remain until his burial on Sunday.
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NewsTe Arawa mourns the loss of Ngāti Whakaue leader Pihopa Kingi
The people of Te Arawa are mourning the loss of Ngāti Whakaue chief, Pihopa Kingi. Kingi passed away yesterday afternoon at Rotorua hospital surrounded by whānau. He was 88-years-old.
