The family of Margaret Hiha MNZM, and the wider sporting community, are mourning her death at 86 years of age, leaving a rich sporting legacy in her wake. The former NZ hockey player and coach founded the NZ Māori Hockey Tournament, and was also a NZ Māori tennis champion.
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Māori Sports Awards 2019
A two hour special showcasing the best of Māori sporting achievements for 2019. (Māori Sports Awards 2019).
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NewsMāori Sports Award Winners 2019 announced
Tonight we celebrate some of the most accomplished athletes in Te Ao Māori. Here is a list of the winners.
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Former Tall Black captain Judge MacDonald enters Māori Sports Hall of Fame
Nowadays he's a semi-retired District Court Judge, however, John MacDonald was the Tall Blacks captain when they beat Australia for the very first time 41 years ago.
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Clash of the Coaches tops the Māori Sports Awards finalists
A Netball World Champion and a Rugby World Cup hero headline the Te Maru o Tūmatauenga award for Coach of the year for the 2019 Māori Sports Award.
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2019 Māori Sports Awards finalists named
World Canoe Sprint champion Lisa Carrington has a chance of winning a 6th Māori Sportsperson of the Year award, and an 8th Senior Sportswoman award.
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Whānau support drives Wainohu to succeed
Champion Waka Ama paddler Gaibreill Wainohu has been named as a finalist in the 2019 Matariki Awards for the Te Whetū Maiangi Award for Young Achievers category.
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The first Māori Boys Secondary School Cricket Team
For the first time the NZ Māori Secondary Schoolboys Cricket Team took to the pitch at the Karori Park to face a Governor General's XI in a windy Wellington today. NZ Cricket are hoping to grow the sport among Māori and acknowledge the impact Māori has already had on the sport.
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Te Tohu Tākaro o Aotearoa 2018
A two hour special showcasing the best of Māori sporting achievements for 2018. (Māori Sports Awards 2018).
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Water Sports dominate Māori Sports Awards
Canoe racer Lisa Carrington (Te Aitanga a Mahaki, Ngāti Porou) wins 5th Rongomaraeroa award, capping off a successful night on and in the water.
