Tall Blacks coach Paul Henare is taking up a new role in Melbourne.
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Mahuta says homeless Kiwis in Aus should return home
Māori Development Minister Nanaia Mahuta says young homeless New Zealanders in Australia should consider coming home. Around 40 organisations have written to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern urging her to help hundreds of kiwi youth living on the streets.
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Onekawa to up his game at Arnold Classic
Rotorua bodybuilder, Darryn Onekawa is set to return to the Arnold Classic Festival Australia in March. Placing sixth last year, he is hoping for a better result.
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A League debut for Waikato-Tainui lad
Logan Rogerson made his A League debut today. The 18-year old from Ngāruawāhia made his debut entry in the second half of the weekend's clash against Melbourne City.
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Native Affairs- Indigenous Fashion
Social worker, Tina Waru has been nationally recognised for her work developing aboriginal fashion in Melbourne, Australia. Now, her fashion dream she called Global Indigenous Management is fast becoming an international brand.
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Plans for first Marae in Australia underway
A group of Māori leaders from Australia are in NZ to further develop a strategy to build an urban marae in Melbourne, a first in Australia. They hope the marae, once built, will provide a hub for Māori living across the ditch to reconnect with their culture, address social issues and build a community for those away from home.
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Whānau mourn pair who were "each others' hero"
The body of a man who was struck by a train last week in Melbourne will not be returning home to Gisborne as the family had hoped. 20-year old Jason Kahukiwa will now be cremated.
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2016 Waka Ama Worlds- Aotearoa Overall Winners
For the first time in this World Sprint competition, NZ has won overall, after leading the competition for a few days now. NZ lead Tahiti before today's final by six golds, and with the success from the NZ teams today, in the V6 500m finals, NZ are victorious overall.
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2016 Waka Ama Worlds- Finals 1000m and 1500m
In the second to last day of the competition, NZ dominated again, this time in the longer distance races. Ages U16 to Opens from NZ did well in their races, which featured turns from every team. It puts NZ in a good position to win this competition overall, with the final day held tomorrow.
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Gubb to honour grandfather in Anzac Day match
Round 8 of the NRL marks the return of the Anzac Day match tradition. The Warriors will travel to Melbourne for the Anzac Day encounter with the Storm at AAMI Park were Warriors Charlie Gubb of Ngai Tahu will honour his grandfather, the late Laurence Gubb who served in the 6th Field Ambulance of the 25th Battalion in World War II.
