Ngā Taonga a Ngā Tama Toa Trust is calling for volunteers to form a 100-man guard of honour to commemorate 100 years since the return of NZ Maori (Pioneer) Battalion soldiers in 1919 at the end of WWI.
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Exploring the significance of the 28th Māori Battalion
A new book is set to be released which explores the significant campaigns that the 28th Māori Battalion were involved with in Greece, North Africa and Italy during WW2.
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NewsNew Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei history app for schools
A new app to help school students learn about Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei histories was launched in Auckland today.
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Nelson Mandela exhibition to come to Eden Park
The Mandela My Life exhibition will launch at New Zealand’s biggest stadium, Eden Park, on 13 April.
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Keeping the mana of C Company in the East Coast
Walton Walker, chairman of Ngā Taonga a Ngā Tama Toa Trust, who represent descendants of C Company, has condemned a move by the Waitangi National Trust to build a memorial house for all companies of the 28th Māori Battalion at Waitangi without the support of C Company descendants.
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MPs at Waitangi talk colonial history in schools
With a new year comes a new challenge as history teachers call on the government to provide a full history in schools.
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Guardianship Strategy needed for Rangiriri battle sites
Ngāti Naho Kaitiaki are looking to create a guardianship strategy for the historic cultural battle sites of Rangiriri Pā and Te Wheoro Redoubt which was returned to Waikato-Tainui in 2016. However since that time the sites have come under disarray.
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Māori storytelling app sparks the imagination
Māori tech start-up company Arataki Cultural Trails has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Spark New Zealand to grow their digital storytelling app.
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He Māngai Wāhine to air on Māori Television
He Māngai Wāhine, a one hour documentary about women's suffrage in the 20th century and the political activity of wāhine Māori will air on Māori Television tonight.
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Rongowhakaata remember ancestors killed at Ōweta
150 years since the killing of five Rongowhakaata chiefs by Te Kooti and his followers at Ōweta Pā in Manutuke, Te Tairāwhiti, descendants have gathered to unveil a memorial stone to honour their ancestors.
