The Child Abuse Prevention and Awareness (CAPA) community group is calling for harsher penalties on child abusers. The call was made at a march in Taupō, to raise awareness and prevent child abuse.
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Neighbourhood, Series 1 Episode 3
Exploring New Zealand through the eyes of ethnic minorities that live here. Ramon Te Wake is our guide to the colourful and vibrant community that surrounds Karangahape Road.
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Neighbourhood, Series 1 Episode 2
Exploring New Zealand’s cultural landscape through the eyes of the diverse ethnic minorities that live here.
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Neighbourhood, Series 1 Episode 1
Series exploring New Zealand’s cultural landscape through the eyes of the diverse ethnic minorities that live here.
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Horowhenua College recognised in PM's Academic Excellence Awards
Māori students at Horowhenua College are exceeding national trends, achieving some of the highest academic results in the college through its Rangatahi Ora programme. Now the programme is up for a top award as a finalist for the Prime Minister's Education Excellence Awards.
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ShowsNeighbourhood
Neighbourhood is a television series that explores what diversity really means for kiwis. It’s a conversation that has never been more relevant.
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A Māori broadcaster and a hero honoured at investitures
Today saw the beginning of investitures at Government House in Auckland for the people named in the New Year and Queen's Birthday honours lists. A number of Māori have been honoured including Reuben Collier.
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Fallen Māori veterans in Malaysia set to return home
Te Paraeroa a Tūmataueranga is a group who've been fighting on behalf of the families to bring their loved ones home following the Malayan Emergency war. Thirty six Service personnel and dependants will be brought back to New Zealand from Southeast Asia, six of those remains are Māori. Te Kāea spoke to ex-servicemen Hemana Waaka of Te Paraeroa a Tūmatauenga.
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Cyclone Cook hits Aotearoa
New Zealand is bracing itself as Cyclone Cook batters down the country. High winds are expected to reach 120km/h forcing disruptions across the Auckland region.
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Waka Huia stands strong 30 years on
For thirty years Waka Huia has been capturing, promoting and preserving the most prized and personal stories from within Māori communities on the silver screen, and after thousands of episodes, it is still going strong.
