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NewsKiwi films to feature at Hawaii International Film Festival
Two Kiwi films are set to have their international premieres at the 38th Hawaii International Film Festival (HIFF) in November, namely She Shears and Maui's Hook.
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Nominees for 2019 Billy T Awards announced
Living up to the name of Kiwi comedic legend Billy T James is no joke. Eighteen hopefuls performed their best sets this week in the hope of making the final five vying for the coveted 2019 Billy T Award.
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World Homeless Day offers a new direction
Today is World Homeless Day and this year’s theme is Ngā Huarahi - Pathways, sharing the message that there are many pathways provided by services to help those at risk.
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Tiki Āhua highlights Māori fashion
From illuminated poi and fierce warriors to elegant models and high-end fashion, this year's Tiki Āhua event in Rotorua proved to be a hit.
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Māori actors and short films nominated for awards
The nominees for New Zealand's premier international short film festival, Show Me Shorts, have been announced.
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New $8mil musical set to showcase Tāmaki Makaurau
Locals and visitors to Auckland will see the cultures, places and lifestyle of the city through musical live stage comedy, City of 100 Lovers. Cast member Te Waihoroi Shortland says the essence of the $8mil production showcases a Māori worldview.
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Miss Rotorua winners crowned
Dreams came true over the weekend for the winners crowned at the grand final of the Miss Rotorua competition.
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Tiki Āhua returns to Rotorua
Returning after a one year break, the runway show will feature 30 designers and artists showcasing streetwear, daywear, evening wear, jewellery and tā moko.
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SkyCity Casino opens doors to help problem gamblers
In a first Auckland's SkyCity Casino has opened its doors to allow gambling help services to support problem gamblers. Hāpai Te Hauora says the unprecedented move allows them to give immediate help to those who are seeking support.
