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Marae 2019, Series 4 Episode 3
A bilingual current affairs show with a unique Māori world view for all New Zealanders.
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Marae 2019, Series 4 Episode 2
A bilingual current affairs show with a unique Māori world view for all New Zealanders.
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NewsTapu Te Ranga receives new facelift
The call went out to all whānau of Tapu Te Ranga Marae to help with this weekend's renovation of the marae. Bruce Stewart built Tapu Te Ranga as a "place to belong" for the numerous Māori who moved from the provinces to Wellington in the 1960s and 1970s.
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Marae, Series 4 Episode 1
A bilingual current affairs show with a unique Māori world view for all New Zealanders.
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Marae want louder voice in Civil Defence national plan
Many marae step-up and open their doors during emergencies but are only classed as spontaneous volunteers in response efforts despite helping the public in times of need. Sir Mark Solomon says more funding should be available for marae at the coalface.
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Regional digital hubs to benefit rural marae
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced that $21mil will be invested in modern and reliable digital services for regional and rural communities.
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Coastal marae at risk of rising sea levels
A Ngati Porou kaitiaki says she is not surprised at the findings of a local government report that shows rising seas putting $14bil worth of council-owned assets at risk. However, Tui Warmenhoven says coastal marae are at risk too and this could have severe cultural impacts.
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Ngāti Porou Pā Wars attracts the multitudes
Multitudes of Ngāti Porou are taking part in Pā Wars at Ngata College in Ruatoria. Twenty-one marae have gathered together, some of them combining to put on a stronger coalition.
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New wharekai calling her people home
The opening of Te Poho o Hine i Tuhia, a new wharekai at Te Poho o Rawiri Marae in Turanga, brings the 88-year-old marae facilities into the 21st century. Charlotte Gibson, Chairman of Te Poho o Rawiri Marae, says the upgrade opens new pathways for the future.
