Today was the launch of Dr Haare Williams' book Words of a Kaumātua. The book reflects on his journey from te ao Māori on the East Coast to contemporary Auckland.
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Te Wharehuia Milroy- A life in service of Māoridom
'Whakahokia te reo mai i te mata o te pene, ki te mata o te arero,' (Bring the language back from the tip of the pen to the tip of the tongue) - Professor Te Wharehuia Milroy.
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NewsRevered reo exponent Te Wharehuia Milroy has passed away
Highly-esteemed Māori academic and guardian of te reo and tikanga Māori, Professor James Te Wharehuia Milroy QSO, has passed away this morning. He was 81 years old.
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Tūhoe group to commemorate iwi's soldiers in Europe
Tūhoe descendants have marked this 100th Armistice anniversary with plans to retrace the footsteps of their ancestors on European soil.
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Post-settlement iwi combined assets $7.8bil
A report looking at the wealth of eight iwi, shows the total combined assets of the post-settlement entities now up at around $7.8bil.
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Tūhoe language strong
The Hui Ahurei o Tūhoe is an example of revitalising the Tūhoe language. However, according to Hemana Waaka, a judge at this year's Tūhoe debates, the iwi is not only fighting for the retention of the Tūhoe language but of the Māori language in general.
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Retaining Tūhoe unique culture
Kapa haka took center stage at the Tūhoe Festival in Rotorua today. Over the years it’s become a way of retaining Tūhoe unique culture for its youth which has been encouraged by compulsory items such as ‘Karanga, te whakatū waewae, wero, rau rākau and mōteatea.
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Tūhoe Festival starts tomorrow
The longest running tribal festival in New Zealand returns to Rotorua tomorrow. Te Hui Ahurei a Tuhoe is in its 47th year and Rotorua was the place of its inception.
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Historic Tūhoe and Te Arawa battle acknowledged
The battle of Pukekaikāhu between Tūhoe and Te Arawa was acknowledged over the weekend in a meeting between the two tribes at Te Pakira Marae, Whakarewarewa in Rotorua. Both tribes shared information regarding the historical event from the 1800's.
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Nothing worth having ever comes easy- Stacey Waaka
World Champion Black Fern Stacey Waaka says she's living her dream. A role model for young Māori women on and off the field, she hopes to inspire young Māori women to chase goals in academia and in sport. Te Kāea caught up with her at her graduation.
