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NewsAuckland kapa perform haka for Chch victims at festival in Middle East
Haka group Angitu have returned home after attending the Oman World Folk Music Festival in Muscat where they dedicated their performance to the victims of the Christchurch attack.
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Black Ferns to contest Rugby Super Series
New Zealand Rugby has announced that the Black Ferns will play the world’s top ranked teams in a four-test series in San Diego this July.
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Former Silver Fern announces pregnancy
Catherine Tuivaiti (nee Latu) has this morning announced that she’s expecting her first child with her husband, rugby union player Jimmy Tuivaiti.
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Hawaiian group spreads aloha for Chch after Pasifika cancellation
Following the news that the annual Auckland-based event Pasifika would be cancelled after Friday's terrorist shootings in Christchurch, one performing group from overseas have decided to put on a performance in memory of those who have passed away.
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He maimai aroha: today's events around the country
Today marks a week since the Christchurch terror attack that claimed 50 lives. Vigils, haka and remembrance services are being held around the country to pay respects to those affected by the tragedy.
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Mauao Wharekura welcomes Tauranga to karakia for Ōtautahi
Te Wharekura o Mauao will hold a karakia for those killed in the Christchurch terror attack.
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Swimmers to unite for Christchurch victims
Swimmers all over the world will come together to fundraise for those that were affected in Friday’s terrorist attacks in Christchurch.
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World reacts to mass haka in support of Chch victims
People around the world were in tears watching the haka that went live on Facebook.
