A proposal to put a gondola on one of Auckland's sacred maunga is a hot topic amongst Auckland residents. Ngāi Tai Ki Tāmaki chair James Brown says opportunities for tourism and cultural education are just around the corner.
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Whānau Ora minister fronts Ngā Whare Waatea marae
Whānau Ora Minister Peeni Henare has fronted up to last Xmas parcel distribution at Ngā Whare Waatea marae in South Auckland at the invitation of MUMA Whānau Ora. Manager Veronica Henare says she wants the government to do more to support struggling families at Christmas.
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Warning for overseas travellers during the holiday season
A whānau of four are warning people to confirm their flight details before travelling overseas during the holiday season. The travellers have been left frustrated after having their travel plans this weekend postponed due to a travel agent error.
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Christmas festivities begin for 300 Angel Tree whānau
Festivities have already begun for 300 Auckland whānau of prison inmates. In a first, the annual Angel Tree Christmas celebrations were hosted at Mataatua Marae in Māngere.
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Tāmaki Iwi welcome new urban housing agency
The poutaki of Ngāti Whātua o Ōrākei Marae says the new Housing and Urban Development Authority should build Māori communities. The Auckland-based iwi, alongside Ngāti Paoa, are keen to partner with the Crown's new agency to provide affordable housing for their beneficiaries.
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Te Kāhui Huringa new Auckland primary kapa haka champs
Te Kāhui Huringa kapa haka from Finlayson Park are the new champions of the Tāmaki primary and intermediate kapa haka competition. Te Kura Māori o Ngā Tapuwae took out second place and Henderson Intermediate placed third.
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Kōhanga reo perform at Te Mokotini
Kōhanga reo from Auckland and Te Taitokerau have gathered to perform waiata and haka at Te Mokotini in East Auckland.
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Te Ahurea Tino Rangatiratanga Festival to be livestreamed
For the first time in the festival's 22-year history, Te Ahurea Tino Rangatiratanga will be livestreamed via Māori Television's website and Māori Television's facebook page.
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Mental health workers look to adopt new care method
Mental health workers are looking to adopt a new treatment approach "Open Dialogue" to improve how they help families affected by mental illness. Supporting Families Auckland says the Australian method is the best practice of holistic care.
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Auckland City Mission shifts to temporary premises
Auckland City Mission staff and clients are welcoming the move to temporary premises while their current building undergoes a transformation at a total project cost of $90mil.
