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NewsŌtara-inspired bar wows patrons in France
A popular bar in Nice, France, is being noticed on social media for its close connection to Ōtara, New Zealand.
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Whittaker-Vettori fight rescheduled for first UFC France event; hopes for Adesanya trilogy fight
'Bobby Knuckles' and 'The Italian Dream' finally get their fight in September.
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Scholarship helps promising opera singer's dreams in Europe
Natasha Te Rupe Wilson's interest in classical music came to fruition as a teenager.
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'Bad-ass haka': Olympic champion Black Ferns Sevens celebrate gold in Tokyo
The Black Ferns sevens are Olympic champions after banishing France 26-12 in the final at Tokyo Stadium on Saturday.
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Māori artist collective eager to revive customary Māori sewing
A collective of wāhine Māori artists, eager to revive customary Māori sewing techniques, is in Paris this weekend for a prestigious art symposium.
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All Blacks building combinations for World Cup
As the All Blacks look to secure their second victory in the three-test series against France in Wellington on Saturday, Steve Hansen is backing the same squad in an attempt to build strong combinations ahead of the Rugby World Cup next year.
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All Blacks name unchanged line-up for second test
All Blacks flanker Sam Cane won't mind the extra attention payed to him by the French side at this weekend's second test.
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French Open champ Michael Venus hailed as role model for Māori tennis
Kaumātua of Aotearoa Māori Tennis, Sir Tamati Reedy says Michael Venus's Men's Doubles French Open win has highlighted the annual National Māori Tennis Championship as a platform to reach elite world competition. The former Aotearoa Māori tennis player recently became the first New Zealander to claim a Grand Slam title since 1979 alongside American partner Ryan Harrison.
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Forgotten 43 whānau off to WWI 100 commemorations
Family members of the Forgotten 43 will travel to France this week for the WWI 100-year anniversary commemorations and the Centennial of the Battle of Arras. The 43 Māori pioneers helped dig underground tunnels in Arras to allow allies to attack Germans by surprise from underground.
