Waikato marae clusters Ngā Muka Development Trust and Waahi Whānui are backing the new American $70mil chicken hatchery at Whangape near Huntly, which will supply to 10 percent of the world's markets. Ngā Muka Chair Glen Tupuhi says the plant has provided jobs for locals.
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China’s ancient terracotta warriors at Te Papa
The official caretakers of China's ancient terracotta warriors have been formally welcomed by Rongowhakaata, Ngāti Awa and Ngāti Toa today to mark the opening of the Guardians of Immortality exhibition.
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NewsJess Tyson named Miss Oceania 2018
Māori Television presenter and reporter Jess Tyson not only made it into the top 12 at last night's Miss World grand finale in China, she was also named Miss Oceania 2018.
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Tyson makes top 30 of Miss World 2018
Miss World New Zealand Jessica Tyson has won her spot in the top 30 of Miss World 2018.
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Miss World NZ places again
Miss World New Zealand has shown her true talent by placing in the Miss World Sports Challenge.
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Miss NZ shares why Māori is world’s leading indigenous culture
During a judged television interview at the Miss World pageant Jessica Tyson, of Te Atihanui-ā-Pāpārangi shared why she thinks Māori is the world’s leading indigenous culture.
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Malaysian PM warns NZ about China’s actions in South China Sea
The Malaysian prime minister quickly jumped to warning Jacinda Ardern of the dangers of China's presence in the South China Sea at formal talks at the East Asia Summit Thursday night.
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Māori Television presenter prepares for Miss World in China
Māori Television presenter Jess Tyson begins her journey to compete for the title of Miss World in China.
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Te Papa to host famous ancient Terracotta Army
Te Papa Museum has announced their newest exhibition for this Summer, a unique opportunity for Kiwis to see the famous Terracotta Warriors in Aotearoa.
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Chinese welcome Māori business on leading online platform
In a world first a group of small to medium Māori businesses has secured a spot on one of China's main e-commerce sites, Alibaba Group's Tmall Global platform.
