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Northland language enthusiasts to soar at Te Taumata 2019
Te Tai Tokerau language enthusiasts will be put through their paces by an all-star line-up of facilitators presenting at Te Taumata 2019: He wānanga reo mō Te Tai Tokerau.
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Taitokerau Rugby League 'disagrees' with alleged player-poaching
Organisers of the Taitokerau Rugby League competition say that some of the competition's biggest 'hits' are actually off the field of play.
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Centuries-old waka kōkau discovered
Work continued at one of the region's largest archaeological finds this morning, as sediment was removed from the inside of what is believed to be a 'waka kōkau,' or incompleted vessel at Ōkahu Inlet, north of Auckland.
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43rd Te Tai Tokerau Festival underway in Kerikeri
The rapid growth of Northland's secondary school kapa haka festival could pose big pressures for schools and organisers in the future.
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NewsMangamuka Gorge open to one lane, SH10 Kaeo closed
One lane is now open through the Mangamuka Gorge State Highway 1 south of Kaitaia.
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Will New Teacher Aide Funding Help Combat Violence in Classrooms?
A Māori Educationalist says Māori students are set to benefit from extra teacher aides, but will the funding help deal with violent children?
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News"Tautoko Tautoko" event to raise money for Tautoko FM
An event to support the rebuild of Tautoko FM in Mangamuka, one of the oldest Māori Radio Stations in the country, will take place in Auckland's CBD.
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NewsTe Tai Tokerau Regional Ngā Manu Kōrero results
Te Tai Tokerau Regional Ngā Manu Kōrero competition recently saw 26 Northland schools showcase their oratory skills at the event.
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Messages flow in support of Tautoko FM
Messages are flowing from the Mangamuka community, iwi and iwi radio in support of Te Reo Irirangi Māori o Tautoko.
