The band is set to start the tour tomorrow and the trio has sent out a heartfelt message following the terror attack in Christchurch.
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NewsPasifika Festival cancelled following Chch terror attack
Between 40,000 and 60,000 visitors were expected to attend the festival this weekend.
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Mercy, mercy me- Marvin Gaye gets US postal stamp
Māori fans of Motown legend Marvin Gaye can soon send some soul through the mail.
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Top Māori musicians unite to celebrate te reo
Singers Stan Walker, Ria Hall, Troy Kingi and Maisey Rika are set to open the Auckland Arts Festival at a free event this week.
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Te Waka Huia brings actress Keala Settle to tears
The Greatest Showman actress was in tears watching Te Waka Huia's whakawātea sung to the tune This is Me at Te Matatini last week.
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"Much further to go" on Aboriginal rights- Hugh Jackman
Australian actor Hugh Jackman has given his views on whether or not enough work is being done to celebrate and nurture Aboriginal people and culture.
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Mass haka honours Hugh Jackman and Keala Settle
Hugh Jackman and Keala Settle, stars of The Greatest Showman were in tears after receiving a haka today from more than 100 students at AUT University in Manukau.
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Hugh Jackman, Keala Settle to perform with rangatahi
The actors from The Greatest Showman are set to put on a powerful performance this morning with a choir of rangatahi at AUT University.
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Te Ātiawa ‘Māui Tikitiki’ and Te Matatini ki te Āo
This year Te Matatini has a new theme inspired by the legend of Māui's fish, whose head comprises the Wellington region in Māori mythology.
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Musical review- Māori Aladdin steals the show
The Aladdin The Musical has made it to Tāmaki Makaurau with a Māori Aladdin played by Graeme Isaako.
