Musical comedy group, the Māori Sidesteps are headlining at Auckland's Civic Theatre tonight as part of the city's inaugural cabaret season. They are not sidestepping the issues that have made Aotearoa who we are today as Te Ao reporter Kawe Roes found out.
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First international headline for NZ hip hop duo, Church & AP
Straight out of Tāmaki Makaurau, talented teenage rap duo, Church & AP, are poised to become New Zealand's latest hip hop heavyweights.
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Māori maestro Troy Kingi up for Matariki Awards honour
The Māori master-of-funk, Troy Kingi is one of three nominees for this year's Te Waipuna-ā-Rangi Award for Arts and Entertainment at the 2019 Matariki Awards.
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‘It’s not something to be ashamed of’- New film highlights menstruation in Māori pre-colonial times
A short film highlighting the tikanga practices around menstruation in pre-colonial times has been named a finalist for New Zealand's Best Short Film Competition.
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NewsNew play uplifting wāhine Māori set to premiere
The play Witi’s Wāhine offers a wero to other playwrights, storytellers and filmmakers to uplift Māori women in their stories. It has been chosen to open the Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival.
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Gucci's fashion faux pas imitating ‘Devast8' tattoo
Global fashion house Gucci has taken their latest inspiration from an NZ-ex inmate and his 'Devast8' tattoo which stretches from ear to ear on his face. Gucci models appeared on a runway in Rome over the weekend with their version of the mask.
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New waiata reflecting Haapu's Māori and Tahitian heritage
On the final day of New Zealand Music Month, Māori and Tahitian artist Seth Haapu has released a new waiata about his connection with his Polynesian heritage.
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JC Tha Barber, Episode 12
In this episode, JC is nervous as he gets ready to spar with a client who just so happens to be a World Champion Boxer. Featuring: Andre Berto & John Hennigan.
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Maiava: using music to help rangatahi battling depression
Up-and-coming singer Mahaani Maiava wants to use his music as a beacon for rangatahi Māori who are dealing with depression and suicide in Kaikohe and beyond.
