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Dealing with mental health among Māori men outdoors
After losing family and friends to suicide and having a close call himself, Travis Tawera is helping other Māori men through depression and anxiety by enabling them to re-connect to the land and sea through hunting, diving, and fishing.
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Challenging colonial perspectives through art
A contemporary Māori art exhibition is drawing attention to the historic and current colonisation of Māori and indigenous people's around the world. Melanie Tangaere Baldwin of Ngāti Porou, who is completing her Master of Professional Creative Practice at Toihoukura, says that there is an illusion that colonisation has been reconciled when it has not.
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Funding boost to future proof Waiapu
The One Billion Trees Fund is allocating $5 million to address key environmental issues in the Waiapu Catchment, one of the East Cape's most rapidly eroding catchments.
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NewsDouglas excited to be back in Rotorua with Māori All Blacks
Whetukamokamo Douglas is looking forward to an emotional homecoming in Rotorua tomorrow night when he gets a start at No. 8 for the Māori All Blacks game against Fiji.
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Veteran iwi radio broadcaster Ken Eruera remembered
Long-serving iwi radio broadcaster Ken Eruera of Ngāti Porou and Te Whānau a Apanui lies in state at Hiruhamara Marae on the East Coast.
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He was Mean Māori Mean- DJ Poroufessor remembered
Hone Ngata, 48, also known as DJ Poroufessor, passed away suddenly earlier this week. Today his whānau and friends acknowledged Ngata's services to his community, to Aotearoa Hip Hop culture, saying his passion for te ao Māori will live on.
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"Bring the kōhanga reo children to the marae"- Moehau Reedy
Kuini Moehau Reedy is calling on kōhanga reo around the country to reconnect with their marae, identifying a need for elders and Māori in general to further support kōhanga reo and Māori language education.
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"I weep for our children speaking te reo Māori"
A heartfelt speech from Kuini Moehau Reedy after receiving the Te Toi o Nga Rangi Award Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2019 Matariki Awards in Auckland.
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Exploring the unique dialect of Ngāti Porou
A new web series, "He Aha Tō Say" by Radio Ngāti Porou, brings native Ngāti Porou speakers together in an effort to retain the unique dialect of the East Coast tribe.
