A stone representing the hosting rights of Te Matatini has started its journey around the Kahungunu region, the new home for Te Matatini in 2017. The journey began in Tauranga because of an inter-regional connection represented by Tauranga group, Ngāti Ranginui who participates in the Hawke's Bay regional competition.
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Te Rerenga Kōtuku takes out Kahungunu kapa haka regionals
Te Rerenga Kōtuku has taken out the Kahungunu kapa haka regionals in Hastings. Next year's Te Matatini competition will be held in Kahungunu.
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Kahungunu hosts their biggest regional kapa haka competition to date
The Ngāti Kahungunu kapa haka regional competition officially opened today, with the pōhiri welcoming groups to the region. With 14 teams confirmed for this weekend, it's the biggest regional competition Kahungunu has ever hosted.
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NewsCategory winners announced for 2015 Ngāti Kahungunu Sport Awards
Ngāti Kahungunu Iwi Incorporated have announced the Category Winners for the Ngāti Kahungunu Sport Awards for 2015, which includes big names Paul Henare, Tohu Harris and Aaron Smith.
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NewsNominations for Ngāti Kahungunu Sports Awards close soon
The final call has gone out from Ngāti Kahungunu Iwi Incorporated for nominations for the 2015 Ngāti Kahungunu Sports Awards.
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Te Matatini judges to receive quality training
Performers at the next Te Matatini kapa haka festival to be held in Ngāti Kahungunu in 2017 will be under observation thanks to a new University of Waikato course which will help judges assess the quality of te reo Māori being used in performances.
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Ngāti Kahungunu look to Te Matatini and foreign investors to boost economy
In recent years the world's biggest kapa haka festival Te Matatini has boosted local economies by tens of millions.
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Limited funding sees Ngā Tukemata director dig deep
Limited funding for vocational services has seen Ngā Tukemata o Kahungunu Charitable Trust stretched financially. But rather than leaving the permanently disabled in its care high and dry, its director Jim Edwards has spent more than $150,000 of his own money over the years to make up the shortfall.
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Native Affairs- Flying High
"If your mind can conceive it, then your heart will believe it" - that's the mantra of Māori sportstar Jed Mildon, who's just made extreme sports history - as the first person in the world to master flipping four times on a BMX.
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NewsNgāti Kahungunu Iwi provides financial support to Te Matatini 2017
Ngāti Kahungunu Iwi Incorporated is supporting the Ngāti Kahungunu Rūnanga Arts and Cultural Board by providing $350,000 to host Te Matatini in 2017.
