In Hawai'i, the Mana Maoli Collective has launched a new music video under their Mana Mele Project which involved 1000 local youth and 30 professional artists.
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Binding cultural tides to revitalise traditional art practices
A Māori university student has received a scholarship worth $55,000 to study at the University of Hawaii.
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Kanaka Māoli left concussed by Police at Haleakalā protest
Six people were arrested and one was seriously injured overnight as a hundred native Hawaiians stood in protest to stop the construction of a solar telescope at Haleakalā.
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NewsWIPCE 2017 comes to a bitter-sweet close
The 2017 World Indigenous Peoples Conference on Education in Toronto has come to a bitter-sweet conclusion with a mass of indigenous cousins returning to their people and their homelands.
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Hawaiian spear ritual seen for the first time in 200 years
For the first time in 200 years a Hawaiian ritual called the "Kāli'i" was performed as more than 50,000 spectators bore witness at the homecoming of traditional voyaging canoe Hokule'a.
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Native Affairs – Katrina’s Kona Challenge
Two years ago Katrina Whaanga entered the New Zealand Ironman Competition for fun, now she’s representing New Zealand at the World Ironman Championship in Kona, Hawai’i.
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Waka embarks on 12,000 km journey across Pacific
A new vessel was launched this week that will sail across the Pacific to Tāhiti, Hawai'i and the Marshall Islands where it will be gifted to the people there for educational, research and commercial purposes.
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Hawaii's Zane Kekoa-Schweitzer takes out this year's Ultimate Waterman
Hawaii's Zane Kekoa-Schweitzer has taken out this year's Ultimate Waterman title for the second year in a row. Over two weeks, eight of the world's top water athletes competed in eight gruesome water disciplines along the rough Southland coast for the title.
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Te Kiri o Tāne – a journey of rediscovery
For the past 4 years, Nikau Hindin has explored the lost art of Māori tapa beating. Her journey of rediscovery is currently on display at the Papakura Art Gallery.
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Hawaiian students welcomed to Rotorua Boys' High School
A group of 80 representing Kamehameha School of Maui, Hawaii were welcomed onto Rotorua Boys' High School today. The exchange is an educational and cultural one, exposing the students to new experiences.
