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NZ Wars: Stories of Tainui doco set to be released
The 1863 invasion of the Waikato was the defining conflict of New Zealand history, reinforcing the Crown's power, entrenching one of Aotearoa's oldest political institutions (the Kiingitanga) and r
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Film documenting Māori stone carver wins at film festival
The film follows stone carver and traditional Māori artist Lewis Smith as he journeys along the ancient trails once used by his tūpuna to collect pakohe, also known as the rock argillite.
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NewsDance performance shares stories of tūpuna, wāhine and warriors from Māori mythology
The performance, choreographed by Sean MacDonald of Ngāti Kahungunu and Ngāti Raukawa, is called Ngā Wai, inspired from the sacred waters and whakapapa of Waimārama, his ancestral home in Hawke's Bay.
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Nichola Te Kiri chosen to design new staff wardrobe at Auckland Museum
Museum staff say Te Kiri has done an amazing job creating the design inspired by world-renowned Māori and Pacific collections at the museum.
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Toi moko returned to Aotearoa, described as reconciliation for Māori
The tūpuna (ancestors) began their journey home in ceremonies at the Berlin Ethnological Museum in Germany in October.
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Tairāwhiti Arts Festival back to the future
The Tairāwhiti Arts Festival has found a way to connect its past with its digital future.
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Future of shrouded Captain Cook statue uncertain
But Te Rūnanga o Ngā Wairiki Ngāti Apa says removing statues and street names in isolation will simply put a band-aid over a chance to inform and educate communities on local history.
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Public statues should be kept to remind us about our history- professor
Distinguished Professor Paul Spoonley says public statues and monuments should be kept, so people can be reminded about the good and bad events of New Zealand history.
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Cook statue in Tūranga vandalised yet again
The Captain Cook statue in Tūranga Gisborne has been vandalised yet again over the weekend, raising questions on whether or not it should be moved, following national and international movement to remove colonial statues as symbols of colonisation and oppression.
