Rangatahi have gathered at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds to welcome Māori leader Hekenukumai Pūhipi on the day of his investiture ceremony.
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A privilege to be of service
Ngāti Whātua gave Dame Rangimarie Naida Glavish a grand Māori salute at Ōrākei Marae for her recent Queen's Honour.
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Prominent Ngāi Tahu leaders receive Queen's awards
Gabrielle Huria, Donna Matahaere-Atariki and Stewart Bull will be celebrated today at an investitures ceremony in Christchurch.
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NewsProminent NZers receive Queen's Awards
Archdeacon Tikiuterangi Raumati, Hughina May Mackey and Kiwi Ferns Rugby League player Laura Mariu are being honoured today at an investures ceremony.
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Christine Panapa recognised for contribution
Christine Panapa has been made a member of the New Zealand Order of Merit (MNZM) for services to sport and Māori. Panapa has been instrumental with the upgrade of Te Mahurehure Marae, a well-known marae in Auckland.
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‘Hek’ Busby honoured on Queen’s Birthday list
Master carver Ta Hekenukumai Busby, renowned practitioner of the endangered Māori art form of waka building, has been recognised in today’s Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
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Pacific women shine in Queen’s Birthday Honours list
Esteemed Pacific women working in the arts, politics, sport and the community have been recognised today in a Queen’s Birthday Honours list dominated by wāhine for the first time ever.
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Te Heuheu and Graham receive Queen's medals
A longstanding former female politician and a prolific artist were among those given honours at Auckland government house today.
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Kaitaia woman announces own Queen's Service Honours
Kaitaia born and bred, Naomi Austin-Reid has taken the Queen's Birthday Honours into her own hands and delivered her own awards to people for their contribution to the community of Kaitaia.
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Wally Haumaha recognised for services to Police and Māori with ONZM
Behind the uniform and the staunch exterior is a whānau man with a passion for his culture and his people. Wally Haumaha received news that his years of work in The New Zealand Police Force facilitating partnerships in New Zealand's ethnically diverse communities will be recognised in the Queens Birthday Honours List with an ONZM.
