We need to prioritise the health of our people, this was one of the main messages coming out of Ngāti Hine regarding the government's guidelines for funerals under alert level 2.
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Ngāti Hine opposes Govt's COVID19 Recovery Bill
Ngā Tirairaka o Ngāti Hine has opposed the Government's proposed COVID-19 Recovery Bill 2020 which they believe only intends to enable fast-track consenting of shovel-ready projects.
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Kapa haka siblings uplift spirits coming out of lockdown
Kashana, Shani and Juan Henare (Ngāti Hine) are all siblings living in Manurewa, Auckland and have been doing kapa haka ever since they can remember.
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Ngāti Hine kuia spent lockdown with daughter and moko
A Hamilton based descendant of Ngāti Hine thought that she would be spending the lockdown there. That was, until her Wairarapa based māmā said "Hoki mai!" Six hours later she was with her mother and niece.
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Ngāti Hine's new Covid-19 testing service great for community
A new testing centre for Covid-19 has risen in Ngāti Hine to serve the communities of the district.
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Te Taumata 2020 wānanga strengthens Ngāpuhi reo
The second Te Taumata Wānanga reo recently kicked off which looks at revitalising and strengthening the Ngāpuhi dialect. A total of 140 people registered a hunger to learn and be engaged with the activities. The goal is to culturally support the descendants of Ngāpuhi.
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New Business Platform helps Māori enter Tourism Industry
After only 10 months, a new Māori business platform is looking to expand.
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More Māori youth set for horticulture sector
Ngāti Hine are calling for more Māori representation in leadership positions within the horticultural sector.
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Northland father studies connections between education and the Māori lunar calendar
Tamati Rakena has just been awarded a $24,000 scholarship to study towards a master's degree in education but his success hasn't come easy.
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Generations return to urupā to start the new year
Descendents of prominent Ngāti Hine leaders are using the first day of the year to gather in Northland to acknowledge their past and reconnect to their whakapapa
