Many people in Hawai'i and around the world are mourning native Hawaiian scholar Haunani-Kay Trask, who died over the weekend.
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South Africa the money behind Super Rugby – Nathan Rarere
Te Ao Toa commentator Nathan Rarere looks at the pros and cons of having a Hawaiian Super Rugby team.
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Hawaii will join Major League Rugby in the US
Hawaii will have its own team in the United States' Major League Rugby competition.
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Activists want navy out of RIMPAC to avoid Covid-19 spread
New Zealand is planning to send 66 naval personnel to RIMPAC. The largest Pacific military exercise in Hawaii this August.
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FESTPAC rescheduled to June 2024
The Festival of the Pacific Arts and Culture, or FESTPAC, which was to be held in Hawai'i in June this year has been rescheduled to June 2024.
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Hawaii-based whānau perform Tommy Taurima anthem online
A whānau Māori based in Hawaii decided to perform waiata on social media. One waiata they performed was 'Ko Wai Rā' written by the late Ngāti Kahungunu composer Tommy Taurima.
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Remembering our fallen soldiers on ANZAC Day in a virtual way- 12:30pm Newsbreak
This weekend’s Anzac Day will take a very different shape, but New Zealanders are still being asked to stand to commemorate those who have served for us.
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Tūwharetoa fireknife dancer prepares for World Championships
Iraia Bailey (Ngāti Tūwharetoa) is giving his taiaha rest over the next couple of months, as he prepares to compete in the World Fireknife Championships later this year. Being a Samoan practice - only a handful of Māori are known to to be able to perform the art, and for Bailey - it has helped him to gain a greater appreciation for Pacific cultures.
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Mau rākau helps American-born twins regain their Māoritanga
Kiwa and Koa Mo’o are a pair of brothers who whakapapa to Ngāti Porou, but were brought up in the United States. They are currently students of Toi Hawaiki - a mau rākau branch of Te Whare Tū Taua o Aotearoa based in Hawaii - in which they have found peace in the learning of their Māori identity.
