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Names released following horrific Taranaki crash
The names of the seven people who lost their lives following a crash near Waverley on Tuesday have been released.
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Māori superfood company wins top award
Māori superfood company Kaitahi took the top honour at the Most Innovative Foodservice Product award at the Fine Food New Zealand Innovation Awards.
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Flavell to play college basketball in USA
Matangiroa Flavell, of Te Arawa and Taranaki has been awarded a college scholarship in the USA. She spent the last two years at Midland College, and will soon head to Houston Baptist University in Texas.
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Whale stranding unites Taranaki hapū
Taranaki hapū Ngāti Tū are preparing for the burial of at least two of the twelve sperm whales found dead on Kaupokonui beach.
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Te Tumu Paeroa CEO appointed new chair of Māori Television
CEO of Te Tumu Paeroa has been named the new chair of the Māori Television Service replacing Hon Georgina te Heuheu DNZM QSO.
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Mokopapa honours guardians of the King Movement
In Waikato, thousands have gathered at Ngāruawāhia for the first of a two-day festival extravaganza, K160 that kicks off a year of celebrations of the 160th anniversary of the establishment of the King Movement. There were some who wanted to have a lasting commemoration to mark this historic milestone.
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A story to remember
Kerera Morgan tells the story of her great grandfather’s damaged medals. The Auckland student visited the Royal New Zealand Air Force base at Whenuapai to repair the medals of James Jellicoe Hunt.
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Taranaki iwi says end to offshore oil exploration not enough
The Kaiarataki of Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Ruanui, Debbie Ngarewa-Packer says the government's plan to end offshore oil exploration doesn't go far enough.
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South Taranaki iwi to appeal seabed mining decision
Today Ngaa Rauru iwi from South Taranaki will be at the Wellington High Court appealing against the Environmental Protection Agency's decision to allow Trans-Tasman Resources to dig up 66sqkm of the seabed in the South Taranaki Bight.
