The rapid growth of Northland's secondary school kapa haka festival could pose big pressures for schools and organisers in the future.
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New Te Reo Māori graduates intent on 'te reo o te kāinga'
The advancement of the regional dialect is at the forefront for the new wave of skilled Māori orators emerging from the North.
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Muriwhenua takes the top spot
Regional kapa haka winners, Muriwhenua entered the stage with synchronicity and charm, everyone could see that Te Hiku o te Ika had arrived
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Ngā Pari Kārangaranga, Ngā Kapa Haka o Te Tai Tokerau, Series 7 Episode 6
Made for the iwi by the iwi, an authentic collection of distinctive kōrero from around the motu. Tonight: Ngā Kapa Haka o Te Tai Tokerau. (FINAL)
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Ngā Pari Kārangaranga, Ngā Kapa Haka o te Taitokerau, Series 7 Episode 5
Made for the iwi by the iwi, an authentic collection of distinctive kōrero from around the motu. Tonight: Ngā Kapa Haka o Te Tai Tokerau.
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Ngā Pari Kārangaranga, Ngā Kapa Haka o te Taitokerau, Series 7 Episode 4
Made for the iwi by the iwi, an authentic collection of distinctive kōrero from around the motu. Tonight: Ngā Kapa Haka o Te Tai Tokerau.
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Ngā Pari Kārangaranga, Ngā Kapa Haka o Te Tai Tokerau, Series 7 Episode 3
Made for the iwi by the iwi, an authentic collection of distinctive kōrero from around the motu. Tonight: Ngā Kapa Haka o Te Tai Tokerau.
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Ngā Pari Kārangaranga, Ngā Kapa Haka o te Taitokerau, Series 7 Episode 2
Made for the iwi by the iwi, an authentic collection of distinctive kōrero from around the motu. Tonight: Ngā Kapa Haka o Te Tai Tokerau.
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Ngā Pari Kārangaranga, Ngā Kapa Haka o te Taitokerau, Series 7 Episode 1
Made for the iwi by the iwi, an authentic collection of distinctive kōrero from around the motu. Tonight: Ngā Kapa Haka o Te Tai Tokerau. (PREMIERE)
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2016 Tai Tokerau Secondary Schools competition
It's been 41 years since the first annual kapa haka gathering for Northland Secondary Schools began. Also known as the Te Taitokerau Festival, groups were welcomed to Ōtamatea High School in the Ngāti Whātua region early this morning.
