Te Pire Haeata ki Parihaka has passed its first reading in Parliament and Kelvin Davis says it's an important step in righting past wrongs.
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Govt announces Gita funds for Tasman, Taranaki
The government has announced half a million dollars in funding for Tasman and Taranaki residents following the clean up from Cyclone Gita.
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Grassroots Trust 2018 Junior National Touch Championship, U16 Girls, Taranaki v Counties Manukau
Coverage of the best young Touch players in New Zealand as they face off in 6 grades.
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Grassroots Trust 2018 Junior National Touch Championship, U16 Boys, Manawatū v Taranaki
Coverage of the best young Touch players in New Zealand as they face off in 6 grades: U16 Boys, Girls and Mixed and U18 Boys, Girls and Mixed.
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Taranaki elder recognised for her service to kōhanga reo
Reo Māori stalwart, Matekitawhiti Carr or "Aunty Mate", has been recognised for her thirty-five years service to kōhanga reo in South Taranaki.
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He Maimai Aroha: Rangikotuku Rukuwai
The closest living descendant of globally recognised leaders of pacifism, Te Whiti o Rongomai and Tohu Kakahi. The late Rangikotuku Rukuwai tells his story of life in the Taranaki community, Parihaka.
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Peaceful protest in Taranaki opposes seismic surveying off West Coast
Taranaki locals have taken to the shores of Ngamotu to protest seismic surveying by multinational oil and gas giant Schlumberger off the coast of New Plymouth.
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Special 'Poi e' performance by Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra and AGGs Kapa Haka
In a first, the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra (APO) teamed up with the Auckland Girls Grammar Kapa Haka group and a South Auckland primary school to perform a special rendition of the iconic Kiwi song Poi E. The whānau of Dalvanius Prime was in attendance to enjoy the special performance.
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Native Affairs- Taranaki Tales
Former New Plymouth mayor Andrew Judd is ready to confront the government, urging them to establish Māori wards on every district council in New Zealand.
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Native Affairs- Taranaki Land War Continues
Waitara Māori say it’s hard to commemorate the New Zealand Land Wars when they’re still fighting for their land.
