Popular Māori musician Pere Wihongi has released his latest music video called E Raka, E, which he says is dedicated to our world now currently in lockdown.
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Palmerston whānau hosts online workouts with relatives across the world
The Sidney-Richmond whānau from Palmerston North is hosting morning workouts via Zoom to stay connected to whānau around Aotearoa and the world.
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Reverend brings joy on Easter by sharing hilarious TikTok videos
As Easter approaches Anglican Canon Reverend Christopher Huriwai has been doing his best to make people smile throughout lockdown by and sharing videos on TikTok of him burning it up on the dance–floor.
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Videos of traditional kākahu transformations lift spirits during isolation
Online videos of indigenous people transforming into their traditional kākahu are lifting the spirits of others all around the world during the COVID-19 lockdown.
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Ngā Waihotanga: Pātea legacy continues at Aotea Regionals
This coming Saturday the Aotea regionals will be hosted at the TSB Hub in Hawera. One of the new teams are the students of the late Hui Kahu, the famous nanny in the music video ‘Poi E.’ Te Ao went to visit the team at Wai-o-Turi Marae in Pātea. Here is the story of Ngā Waihotanga.
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Māori and Cherokee perform together to honour ancestral kaitiaki
The dance performance Hōkioi me te Vwōhali tells the story of the shared whakapapa of Hōkioi, Haast Eagle and the Vwōhali, American Golden Eagle.
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'Hilarious' theatre production about Māori and Indigenous Australian wedding
An Indigenous Australian theatre company and a Māori theatre company have come together for the first time to create a hilarious new production, Black Ties.
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NewsNelson/Whakatū plans to host Te Matatini 2025
Two teams from Nelson/Whakatū have been selected to represent the Te Tauihu region at Te Matatini 2021 here in Auckland. The region is aiming to host Te Matatini in 2025 and they are determined to increase group participation at a regional level.
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Te Ringa Kaha ready for first stand at Tangata Rau 2020
Newcomers Te Ringa Kaha from Tamaki-nui-a-Rua (Dannevirke) will be competing for the first time at the Tangata Rau regionals this week. Wharemako Paewai explained their connection to Rangitāne is below.
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Kahungunu Haka: Gangs, Oranga Tamariki, newbies and next hosts
Fourteen teams took to the stage today at the Ngāti Kahungunu kapa haka regionals in Whakaoriori (Masterton). All competed to win one of four places to represent the iwi at Te Matatini 2021. The final team to take the stage this afternoon is Tamatearikinui, fondly known as the team of the late Piri Sciascia.
