100 fruit trees will be delivered today to rural Ngāpuhi whānau to help them sustain themselves and the use of their land.
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Tributes and remembrance flow for Kīngi Taurua
Ngāpuhi tribal leader, and veteran broadcaster Kīngi Eruera Taurua has returned to Te Tii Waitangi Marae from Auckland, where it is widely expected thousands will attend his funeral proceedings.
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Tributes flow for Ngāpuhi leader Kingi Taurua
Tributes are flowing for esteemed Ngāpuhi leader, Kingi Eruera Taurua (Ngāti Kawa, Ngāti Rāhiri, Ngāti Rehua, Ngāti Whātua) who passed away last night after a short battle with cancer. Taurua was 80 years of age.
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30 taonga are returned home to Te Waimate Taiamai
Three Ngāpuhi marae from Te Waimate Taiamai have come together to restore and return a 30 piece collection of taonga to the people of Ngāpuhi's garden state. Highlighting a collaborative effort that marae representatives say could be a way forward for Ngāpuhi.
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Parliament visit not political positioning- Sonny Tau
Tūhoronuku and Kotahitanga groups will meet with Treaty Negotiations Minister Andrew Little this Saturday. Last night Te Runanga a iwi o Ngāpuhi organised an event at Parliament where many ministers were invited but Little did not attend.
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Ōmāpere lake considered deadly by locals
Frustration has flared with residents of Ōmāpere after seeing dead eels in the lake. However, the Northland Regional Council says initial levels were not high enough to trigger any human health concerns.
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"Waimirirangi"- name for PM's baby from Northland iwi
A spokesman at the Iwi Chairs Forum has gifted Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern a name for her baby. This comes after the Ratana Church gifted the name Te Waru to her baby to commemorate Ardern's first visit as Prime Minister to Ratana.
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Ngāpuhi Festival takes Whangārei by storm
Ngāpuhi iwi has turned out in full force today at the Ngāpuhi Festival, held in Whangārei for the very first time in its longstanding history.
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Warning not to by-pass Te Tii Marae
Ngāpuhi leader Rāniera Tau has cautioned the Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern not to by-pass Te Tii Marae at Waitangi this year. This comes after the Prime Minister accepted the invitation to be welcomed on to Te Whare Rūnanga at the upper marae.
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NewsFirst ever Idol winner to sing with Aaradhna at Ngāpuhi Festival
14-year-old Monique Henare-Urwin has been selected as the first ever Iwi Idol winner and will perform alongside soulstress Aaradhna at the 2018 Ngāpuhi Festival next month.
