It's now week four of the board of inquiry into the Ruataniwha Dam, one of the most expensive government projects ever to be built in this country.
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First hearing into Ruataniwha Dam
The government-appointed board of inquiry began its first hearing today into the country's most expensive and largest dam proposal, the Ruataniwha Dam.
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WWII Veteran celebrates 90th birthday
Adam Puriri is a WWII veteran from the Hawke's Bay who celebrated his 90th birthday last night. Te Kāea's cameras were there to celebrate this special occasion.
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Kahungunu Māori Sports Awards
The Ngāti Kahungunu Sports Awards was held in Hastings this week, and this year's winner of the Junior Sportsman Award was NZ Sevens player Trinity Spooner-Neera. With his outstanding performance in Hong Kong, he was an easy choice for the award.
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Govt to look at social housing reform for state home ownership
The Government is looking at a major package of social housing reform that could see community groups take ownership of state housing. Housing Minister Nick Smith has been approaching iwi throughout the country to get them to invest in the project.
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Ruataniwha Dam proposal opens new can of worms
It seems a whole new can of worms has been opened regarding the Ruataniwha Dam proposal for the Hawke's Bay with accusations surfacing about Conservation Minister Nick Smith's conduct, and now Ngāi Tahu has waded into it all.
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Ancient Māori house built by Kahungunu chief being restored
An ancient Māori meeting house thought to have been built in the late 1880s and used by Ngāti Kahungunu chief, Tiakitai, has been discovered.
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Kahungunu opposes Ruataniwha Dam
Ngāti Kahungunu is leading the charge with the support of hapū to oppose the Ruataniwha Dam.
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Pou carved from 1000-year-old tōtara unveiled
18 pou-tipuna representing 18 marae in Ngāti Kahungunu were unveiled in Hastings at this morning's dawn ceremony.
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Kahungunu present evidence before Crown
With the Tūhoe settlement still fresh in our memories, today it was Ngāti Kahungunu's day to begin their long journey towards settlement.
