The wife of Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki, Hannah Tamaki will lead the party with two initial goals - to raise the party vote to five percent and win an electorate.
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NewsMāori King to meet the Pope
It will be the second time the Kiingitanga has met with the Catholic Church leadership since Dame Te Arikinui Te Atairangi Kahu in the 1970s.
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Parihaka reserves right to choose own destiny
The Parihaka Papakainga Trust has moved to distance itself from Destiny Church after online posts by the church were criticised for allegedly encouraging the perception that its views were endorsed by the Parihaka community.
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Al Noor Mosque reopens to community
Masjid Al Noor has reopened and was handed back to the Muslim community by Police. Seven days after terror tore through the mosque, the open doors welcome its many loyal worshippers.
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He Iwi Kotahi- Te Ao Special Broadcast for Chch
A dark cloud lingers over the country, deep sadness and grief is being felt across Aotearoa. He Iwi Kotahi - is a special Te Ao broadcast for Christchurch as the nation stops for a moment in silence.
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John the Baptist preaches te reo in Māngere
English baptist preacher John Catmur is on a mission to preach about the goodness of te reo. Inspired by a call from God, John moved from England to Aotearoa in 2007 to minister in Māngere, South Auckland.
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Baha'i prayer book translated into te reo Māori
Prayers of the Baha'i faith by prophet Baha'u'llah have been translated into te reo Māori by academic Tom Roa. Roa says the task wasn't easy but very rewarding.
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Ringatū- The next generation
The Ringatu faith is now 150 years old. Hundreds of followers converged onto Rangiwaho Marae near Gisborne to reflect on this unique Christian faith and the teachings of its founder, Te Kooti. What does Ringatu look like in 2018 and can it survive?
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Catholic Church wants law change to increase student numbers
Deacon Danny Karatea-Goddard says change is overdue and essential for the survival of the faith and Māori Catholic Schools like Hato Petera.
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Hato Pētera College- $200k and one student
Hato Pētera College has suffered a major decline in student numbers and in its 90th year is down to just one student named Stephanie Pomare. Despite this, the school will receive approximately $200,000 in state funding to remain open.
