The haka named Ko Ūhia Mai speaks of wahine Māori uniting for strength, regardless of where they come from, to overcome the challenges in front of them.
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Black Ferns ready for delayed women's rugby world cup in 2022
Along with the new dates, the Black Ferns haka is added to the All Blacks Experience from today up until Monday, May 18.
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Aotearoa's power couple in elite sports
Waka ama champ Tupu King and Black Ferns 7s star Tyla Nathan-Wong open up about their lives.
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NewsAdam Blair to join Māori TV's 'Te Ao Toa'
Adam Blair will be joining Liam Meesam, Erena Mikaere, and Stacey Fluhler.
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World Rugby discusses postponement of Rugby World Cup
Given the scale of the event and the Covid-19-related uncertainties, it is just not possible to deliver the environment for all teams to be the best they can be on the sport’s greatest stage.
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Black Ferns finally back on the field after Covid-19 setbacks
The Black Ferns have confirmed a revised three-match schedule in November despite the challenges caused by the global Covid-19 pandemic.
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Black Ferns training for the Women's Rugby World Cup next year
Stacey Fluhler and the Black Ferns are straight into training camp, preparing for the Women's Rugby World Cup to be held in Aotearoa next year.
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Black Ferns at an advantage leading into World Cup 2021
This week the squad, including some Sevens stars, is in camp in Auckland.
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Retired Black Fern keeps her career as a police sergeant
“The moment where you put on the black jersey, and you walk out and do the haka on a home crowd - there’s nothing that really compares to that.”
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Black Fern Stacey Fluhler subject of new ‘wahine toa’ book
World champion rugby player Stacey Fluhler (nee Waaka) is now the subject of a new book. The book is part of a seven-part series that profiles Māori and Pasifika women who have overcome challenges in their lives.
