The Kīngitanga has sent its condolences to Queen Elizabeth ĪI and her family following the death of Prince Phillip.
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Kīngi Tuheitia gets first Covid-19 jab
‘Amohia ake te ora o te iwi, kia puta ki te wheiao’ ‘The wellbeing of the people is paramount’
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Kiingitanga marae open for gatherings from next week
Kiingitanga Marae made their decision after a Zoom meeting.
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Waikato marae to remain closed in Level 2
While Aotearoa has moved into Alert Level 2 since Thursday 14 May, Māori King Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII has advised all marae in the Waikato region to remain closed until a review is held in June.
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NewsKing Tūheitia places rāhui on Waikato, Waipā Rivers
King Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII has announced that a rāhui has been placed on the Waikato, Waipā rivers along with waterways in the Waikato region.
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Māori King celebrates 65th birthday- 12.30pm Newsbreak
King Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII celebrates his 65th birthday.
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King Tūheitia shares Pai Marire with all iwi- 12.30pm Newsbreak
King Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII issued his latest address last night from his home in Huntly, reminding Māoridom of the benefits of karakia in these trying times.
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Kiingitanga to return to Ihumātao today
It is understood that a Kiingitanga delegation could arrive at Ihumātao today. Te Ao Māori News reached out to Rahui Papa, spokesperson for the Kiingitanga, however he declined to comment. SOUL leader Pania Newton could neither confirm, or deny the rumours, stating: “Kare anō mātou kua rongo mai te Kiingitanga mēnā kei te tae mai rātou i ngā rā tata nei.” “We have not heard from the Kiingitanga if they are coming in the coming days.” If the Kiingitanga does send a delegation, then it could be a sign that a deal about the future of Ihumātao is coming.
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Tuku Morgan- “Rangi Whakaruru has betrayed the trust of our people”
The Māori King’s secretary, Te Rangihiroa Whakaruru has pleaded guilty to six counts of forgery, obtaining by deception and lying to Serious Fraud Office investigators. Tukuroirangi Morgan, a long-time critic of Whakaruru told Te Ao Māori News, “There’s children in Waikato-Tainui that are pōhara and hungry and he’s taken money away from them.”
