The new Te Matau a Māui Arts & Heritage trail between the Tukituki River mouth and Clifton project recently kicked off with an unveiling of storyboards and artworks at Black Bridge. Hastings locals agreed on the project as it reveals their rich history.
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Māori author harnesses power of the internet
Parehuia Shepherd is a fantasy author for young adults who is making a name for herself in the literary world after her first novel Where Creatures Hide was named as must-read for 2018.
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NewsNatural burial plots slowly increasing in popularity
Hawke's Bay has opened its first natural burial site in Hastings. It's an emerging trend that more people are looking to as an eco-friendly option when they pass away.
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Flaxmere College triples student achievement
Flaxmere College in Hawke's Bay has been able to triple its Māori student achievement rate in NCEA by changing the entire mindset of the school, work that has taken eight years to achieve.
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Zero suicides the goal in new Hawke's Bay prevention plan
A Hawke's Bay suicide prevention plan has set the goal of having zero suicides in the region, a plan developed after the deaths of four Māori teenagers from Flaxmere teenagers in 2013.
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From runway model to fashion designer
Te Orihau Karaitiana has evolved from modelling on the runway during New Zealand Fashion Week to launching his own label, MATU, at this year's August show.
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Hawke's Bay Regional Council criticised for failing Māori
Some tangata whenua have called for Hawke's Bay regional councillors to be replaced for the sake of the environment. They say Māori have historically been disadvantaged by council decisions.
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Hurricanes developing the all round player on and off the field
The Hurricanes U18 Super Rugby camp being held in Napier has a strong focus on turning amateur rugby players into a new generation of professional athletes that conduct themselves well- both on and off the field.
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Te Kohu avant garde collection to show at Fashion Week
Kahungunu designer Misty Ratima has been named the Miromoda 2018 overall winner for a second year in a row with a new Avant Garde collection that she'll be showcasing at this year's New Zealand Fashion Week.
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Founder of Clark Gracie Jiu Jitsu sees growth in Aotearoa
World Masters Jiu Jitsu champion and founder of the Clark Gracie Jiu Jitsu Academy Clark Gracie says that Jiu Jitsu is the fastest growing martial art in the world and that New Zealand is no exception.
