A Māori Women's Regional U18 Basketball Team from Northland has been invited to the Word Indigenous Games in Canada.
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Canadian speakers event venue cancels
A controversial address by Canadian far-right activists Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux is expected to get underway in Auckland tonight. This afternoon, the owner of the Powerstation venue, where the address was to take place, cancelled the event.
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NewsPrisoner advocates join rally to protest Canadian speakers
Prisoner advocacy organisation People Against Prisons Aotearoa (PAPA) have announced the will be joining the Tāmaki Anti-Fascist coalition in Aotea Square tomorrow to mobilise against a public talk by controversial Canadian speakers, Stefan Molyneux and Lauren Southern.
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NZ Māori basketball team debut in Canada
The New Zealand Māori Under 22 basketball team from Te Tai Tokerau are set to play their first game at an indigenous tournament in Canada today.
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The power of integrating indigenous traditions with modern music
An award-winning music group A Tribe Called Red is infusing modern day music with traditional aspects of the first peoples of Canada are about kick into high gear here in Aotearoa. However, it's their spin on traditional music that has got people talking.
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Netflix cartoon "in no way represents Māori"- Maisey Rika
A children's Netflix show is raising eyebrows because of its representation of haka and Māori culture. Justin Time Go's episode 'Let's Haka Dance' shows a man wearing a mask, chanting the haka 'tika tonu'.
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NZDF team impresses at 2017 Invictus Games
The 2017 New Zealand Defence Force Invictus Team is turning heads at the international games, both on and off the field.
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Jessica Wolfe designs make it to the international stage at MTV awards
Jessica Wolfe is an ornament maker who is from Canada.
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Māori All Blacks v Canada fixture set for November
The Māori All Blacks will visit Vancouver for the first time when they face Canada at BC Place Stadium in November.
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WIPCE 2017 comes to a bitter-sweet close
The 2017 World Indigenous Peoples Conference on Education in Toronto has come to a bitter-sweet conclusion with a mass of indigenous cousins returning to their people and their homelands.
