The family of esteemed Sherpa Tenzing Norgay will visit Ngāti Ruanui sites of significance, share knowledge with Ngā Uri o Ngāti Ruanui and explore the South Taranaki region. The visit is part of an Aotearoa-wide tour focused on sharing knowledge between indigenous cultures mutually interested in ethical tourism.
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: From Everest to Hikurangi
The sons of Tenzing Norgay, the famous mountaineer who led and accompanied Sir Edmund Hillary to the summit of Chomolungma (Mt. Everest), will meet with iwi to share and explore the opportunities and challenges that arise with tourism.
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Iwi miro berry plantation to provide jobs in Pātea
Could miro be the next health craze? Ngāti Ruanui is maximising the opportunities offered by the native berry to create employment for their people.
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Ngāti Ruanui celebrate bi-annual iwi festival
Fourteen Ngāti Ruanui hapū have gathered in Pātea in celebration of the 5th bi-annual Te Rā o Ruaputahanga Festival.
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Taranaki designer makes epic return to NZ Fashion Week
Bobby Campbell Luke's newest collection is made from fabrics he sourced from his homestead, pā and whānau.
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Taranaki iwi wins seabed mining appeal
Ngāti Ruanui has won a landmark High Court decision to quash Seabed Mining off the coast of Patea.
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Māori artist's exhibition brings whenua to canvas
Aroha Gossage used materials from the land to paint works that were inspired by her childhood experiences of learning how to live off the land.
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Taranaki iwi says end to offshore oil exploration not enough
The Kaiarataki of Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Ruanui, Debbie Ngarewa-Packer says the government's plan to end offshore oil exploration doesn't go far enough.
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Special 'Poi e' performance by Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra and AGGs Kapa Haka
In a first, the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra (APO) teamed up with the Auckland Girls Grammar Kapa Haka group and a South Auckland primary school to perform a special rendition of the iconic Kiwi song Poi E. The whānau of Dalvanius Prime was in attendance to enjoy the special performance.
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Naked photo upsets Taranaki iwi members
A picture of glamour model, Jaylene Cook, posing naked atop of Mount Taranaki has been causing a stir on social media. Traditionally known as Taranaki Te Mounga Tapu, the "cheeky" snap has caused offence with iwi leaders and members.
