Te Reanga Morehu o Ratana, Ngā Purapura o te Taihauāuru, Te Matapihi and Aotea Ūtanganui will represent Aotea rohe at Te Matatini Herenga Waka Herenga Tāngata in 2021.
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NewsFood sovereignty within the Gulf Islands
Protect Aotea has teamed up with Te Āta Farms (Waiheke Island) and Whenua Warrior (Ihumātao) to look at ways of providing food sovereignty in a post COVID-19 climate. "Changing our communities to be more resilient in a post COVID world will not be a passive undertaking. If you want to help us on our little mission we welcome anyone to make contact."
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Aotea kapa haka regionals postponed
The Aotea Kapa Haka regionals, due to be held on Saturday 21 March, have been postponed. The competition was set to take place in Hawera, South Taranaki.
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Shows2020 Senior Regionals- Aotea
Aotea Senior Kapa Haka Regional Competition 2020 - Livestreaming, Saturday 21 March, from 8.30am.
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Ngā Waihotanga: Pātea legacy continues at Aotea Regionals
This coming Saturday the Aotea regionals will be hosted at the TSB Hub in Hawera. One of the new teams are the students of the late Hui Kahu, the famous nanny in the music video ‘Poi E.’ Te Ao went to visit the team at Wai-o-Turi Marae in Pātea. Here is the story of Ngā Waihotanga.
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'Enough is enough, stop the sediment dump'- Great Barrier locals
Great Barrier Island locals and iwi have had enough of their seas being treated as a dumping ground. They have taken to the streets of Auckland to protest against an Environment Protection Authority ruling that gives the green light to increase the dumping of sediment 25 kilometres off the east coast of the island.
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Aotea haka groups battle for top spot
Today hundreds of kapa haka goers will gather together at Ratana Pā to see which three teams will represent Aotea in the Te Matatini National competition being held in Wellington next year.
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Hosting Aotea regionals a first for Ratana
Preparations are underway at Ratana Pā ahead of the Aotea regional kapa haka competition which is being held at Te Pā o Ngā Ariki, Ratana for the first time.
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Mavis Mullins joins Princess Te Puea in the Business Hall of Fame
Mavis Mullins is joining Princess Te Puea Herangi as the only two Māori women to be inducted into the New Zealand Business Hall of Fame. Kaumātua have traveled from Whanganui to attend the induction and to celebrate Mavis' success.
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Rangatahi Summit brings Whanganui youth together
Whanganui's succession plan continues as the 18th annual Rangatahi Summit takes place in Raetihi, bringing more than 60 youth together.
