Political parties, churches, iwi, schools and public figures are just some of the groups expected to be welcomed on to Ratana Pā today as the 100th Te Waru o Noema Celebrations begin.
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Ratana prepares to host 25,000 people
This week marks 100 years since the Māori prophet Tahupōtiki Wiremu Ratana declared the ‘Holy Spirit’ had descended upon him.
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Ratana apostle Kereama Pene prepares for 100th Centennial
A Ratana apostle prepares to take his followers to Ratana Pa for the 100 year centenary of the day the Holy Spirit descended upon Tahu Pōtiki Wiremu Ratana. He says for 15 elderly making the journey with him it could well be their last.
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Morehu Day at Ōkahu
The faithful of the Ratana Church gathered at Ōkahu Bay this weekend to celebrate Mōrehu Day. The name Morehu was given by the founder of the faith Tahu Potiki Wiremu Ratana to his followers which is still the largest Māori movement in the country.
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Rātana celebrate the late Hon. Koro Wetere
This afternoon the Rātana Church acknowledged the connection between the church and Koro Wetere's political career. He reinforced the Labour Party's longstanding alliance with the Rātana movement and revitalised the party's strong connections with the Kiingitanga.
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NewsHouse of Shem founder Carl Perkins has passed away
House of Shem leader and apostle of the Ratana Church, Carl Perkins has passed away due to bowel cancer.
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Te Reanga Mōrehu o Ratana maintain winning streak
Te Reanga Mōrehu o Ratana continue to set the bar for the caliber of haka in the Aotea Region, coming away with yet another win at the Aotea regional kapa haka competition.
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Hosting Aotea regionals a first for Ratana
Preparations are underway at Ratana Pā ahead of the Aotea regional kapa haka competition which is being held at Te Pā o Ngā Ariki, Ratana for the first time.
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Poverty & youth big issues at Ratana
All eyes are on the politicians and what they say they'll do for the country, but what about the needs of the people of Ratana who host them year after year.
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MWWL President to Government – It’s time for them to step back
It was only a small party that went on to Ratana for the Māori Women’s Welfare League. But there were some big words for the government, saying they need to step back.
