All Black hooker Dane Coles has admitted that a lot of thought and preparation had gone into last night’s opening World Cup haka.
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Fa'afaite keep ocean voyaging traditions alive
The double-hulled sailing canoe Fa'afaite is in Aotearoa for Tuia 250, after crossing the Pacific using traditional navigation. Our reporter Te Kuru Dewes caught up with the crew ahead of their next leg.
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'She's proven that anything can happen'- Former prisoner wins Miss Rotorua
Evarna Koia is a former methamphetamine addict and has been imprisoned for theft. But she has turned her life around, and with a unique story to tell, she’s sure to inspire others in the Rotorua community.
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All Black captain's mana to the forefront of World Cup haka
"We love our captain, hearing him lead and the mana he holds in the team, feeling him walk through the haka then taking his place at the top of the Niho was pretty special.”
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NewsAll Blacks strike first blood at World Cup
The All Blacks' World Cup campaign has got off to a winning start, beating the Springboks 23-13 in Yokohama tonight.
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Japan's injured Māori fullback happy with opening RWC match
Jamie Henry (Tūwharetoa, Ngāi Tai) withdrew from the Japan squad when an injured shoulder failed to heal in time. But that has not stopped him watching his teammates chase unheralded success while recovering at home in New Zealand.
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Building better rugby players and better men
The New Zealand Māori U18 boys rugby team, Ngā Whatukura, are in camp ahead of their test against Fiji U18 tomorrow in Rotorua. But as our reporter Te Kuru Dewes discovers, it is about much more than a game.
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From prison to beauty pageant
Evarna Koia, a former meth addict who was imprisoned for theft, has turned her life around helping other wāhine Māori in Rotorua. Tonight, she will compete in the Miss Rotorua 2019 beauty pageant.
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Rangatahi use their voice to make a difference
Rangatahi Māori from across the country have gathered in Wainuiomata this weekend to discuss how to combat some of the major issues facing Māori.
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