Former All Black Byron Kelleher is in the process of opening a new pub called, Haka Corner. But the new name has been slammed for cultural insensitivity not only by the Minister of Māori Development but also the founder of a Māori-based company in Europe.
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Māori carvings opened at French sculpture park
A lime stone cliff carving depicting Hinenuitepō has been blessed and opened to the public in the sculpture park of Les Lapidiales in France.
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NewsMāori-French cultural exchange to celebrate te reo Māori
Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori will be hosting a delegation of French speakers for the "final word of the week" - Wīwī, meaning French, to recognise the successful "Māori Word of the Week" campaign that ran since the beginning of Māori Language Week 2014.
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NZ U20 team to play France named
The New Zealand Under 20 team to play France for the World Rugby Under 20 Championship 2015 has been named.
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Cannons Creek tribute march for Jerry Collins
Around 2,000 people have marched along the streets of Cannons Creek to pay tribute to former All Black Jerry Collins.
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Jerry Collins' funeral to be held in Porirua
Jerry Collins' funeral will be held in his hometown of Porirua. The formalities of returning his body from France have not been completed yet but a decision has been made to have his final farewell in Porirua amongst his family and friends.
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Fans in France pay tribute to Jerry Collins
Tributes continue to flow for Jerry Collins and his wife Alana who died on Friday in a tragic vehicle accident in France.
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Jerry Collins Memorial Fund for Ayla
Tributes from around the world have been paid to Jerry Collins and his wife Alana who were both killed in a car accident on Friday in France.
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NewsFormer All Black Jerry Collins killed in tragic road accident
French media has reported that ex-All Black Jerry Collins (Samoa) and his wife have died in a tragic car accident in southern France.
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Veteran Māori broadcaster says Hebdo "paid price for arrogance"
Former Māori broadcaster Derek Fox has come under fire for comments he made on Facebook today saying the editor of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo has "paid the price for his arrogance."
