Five smaller Christmas events are planned across the city.
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Māori Wardens receive desperately needed funding
Good news for Auckland Central Māori Wardens after facing Covid-19 challenges in 2020.
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Kirihimete Koha campaign to feed hungry tamariki
Food distribution needed over Christmas as the number of hungry mouths keeps rising.
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Māori demonstrated "unconditional care"- Auckland City Missioner
CEO of The Auckland City Mission, Chris Farrelly expresses an immense amount of gratitude and aroha for the support from Māori communities in their outreach efforts this year, and especially during this holiday season. He also encourages other cities to implement similar programs in their respective cities.
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Gisborne Hospital transforms into Outer Space Christmas for patients
While many families will be out and about on Christmas day - it won’t be the case for many patients around the country who are required to stay in hospital. So staff at Hauora Tairawhiti and Gisborne Hospital found a solution to bring Christmas to their patients by decking out the hospital with hundreds of decorations.
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Auckland Mission ringawera to feed 1,600 for Christmas
With Christmas only a day away, workers form the Auckland City Mission are finalising the preparation to feed almost 2,000 people tomorrow at The Cloud on Queens Road, Auckland. The meal will cater to those who may go without food and company, otherwise.
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Kaimoana “flying out the door” at Toby’s Seafood
Thousands of kina, oyster, mussel and raw fish punnets are flying out the door at Auckland's Toby's Seafood as rāhui throughout Northland and Bay of Plenty continue to impact whānau preparing for a traditional kaimoana hākari this Christmas. The Māori owned business says it has not even entered its two busiest days of the year.
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South Auckland Kuia feeds 1600 whānau
72-year-old Nanny Te Okeroa Wheeler has lived in South Auckland for over 20 years. Her ongoing mission to feed the hungry carries on today where she prepared kai for over 1600 whānau.
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Tipene Maangi makes final journey home to Te Whānau a Apanui
The only Māori victim and Whakatāne local who lost his life in the eruption Tipene Maangi had his name officially released by the police today. New Zealand musicians and Whakatāne locals will pay respects to the victims and their families of the Whakaari White Island eruption at today's Whakatāne Christmas at the Park.
