Ngāti Wai spokesperson Aperehama Edwards wants iwi to get back on their feet.
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Ngāti Wai supporting whānau with care packages
Ngāti Wai spokesperson Aperahama Edwards says 200 care packs a week is a commitment that is necessary to help iwi members get back on their feet after experiencing the effects of Covid-19.
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Decision to remove marae representative refused
Ngāti Wai kaumātua are up in arms after the members of the Trust board refused to remove a marae representative.
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Auckland food distributor sends pork bones to Ngāti Wai
Over a tonne of prime pork bones were transferred to Northland communities.
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Ngāti Wai prepare to remove dead whale from Whananaki beach
The Department of Conservation was first made aware of the Gray's Beaked whale about six metres long found stranded north of Whananaki around 7.30am this morning.
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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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Mokau Marae rises from its ashes to new life
Taitokerau whanau make their last push to save and restore their beloved Mokau Marae in a fundraising sport event. The marae was destroyed by fire in 2013, but the new year brings hope at its completion date is on the arrival of Matariki - the Maori new year. Mokau Marae chair Clive Stone says, “Half a generation have missed out, our tikanga, our kawa associated with the marae.”
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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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Rāhui at Mermaid Pools to "restore the mauri"
Te Whānau a Rangiwhakaahu are preparing to put a rāhui on one of New Zealand's premiere tourist spots - the Mermaid Pools.
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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.
