The Black Sticks have gone down to over-the-ditch rivals, Australia in the final of the Tri-Nations Women's International Hockey series. The home side's performance was a stark turnaround from last month's match-up at the Commonwealth games where they defeated Australia 4-1.
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Mahuta says homeless Kiwis in Aus should return home
Māori Development Minister Nanaia Mahuta says young homeless New Zealanders in Australia should consider coming home. Around 40 organisations have written to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern urging her to help hundreds of kiwi youth living on the streets.
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Kaikōura honour mounted rifles during ANZAC service
Kaikōura has marked the centenary of the end of World War I with a special dawn service.
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NewsHistory to be made with first Māori and Aboriginal haka
A group of Māori and Aboriginal performers will make history on ANZAC Day when they join forces to perform the haka and the corroboree in Perth.
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‘Love and grace’ needed in Folau case – Sir Jones
Former rugby greats Sir Michael Jones and Dr Farah Palmer have responded to Israel Folau's comments on homosexuality. The pair were elected and re-elected respectively as board members to the New Zealand Rugby Union, at their annual general meeting in Wellington.
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Aboriginal and Māori dances combine for ANZAC
This year, ANZAC celebrations in Perth will see the Aboriginal Corroboree and haka take a united stand. Both indigenous peoples will present a ceremonial dance at Kings Park on the 25th of April.
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Aboriginal tamariki step up to lead the call of their people
A group of Aboriginal children lead what was a peaceful protest at the Gold Coast today, opposing the Commonwealth Games. It brought together indigenous people from all over the country.
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Australian cricket cheats 'desperate'- Māori commentator
Former White Fern captain and Māori cricket commentator Maia Lewis has condemned Australia's cricket captains in light of the recent cheating scandal.
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Police crack down on organised crime in Tauranga
A National Organised Crime Group branch has been launched in Tauranga to help tackle organised crime. It's the first office based outside of the main Auckland and Wellington centres.
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From stolen generation to stardom
Uncle Jack Charles has gone from living on the streets of Melbourne to showcasing his talent on stages across the globe.
