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NewsChris Brown's NZ concert canned
Chris Brown has cancelled both his New Zealand and Australian concerts scheduled for later this month.
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Native Affairs- Chris Brown
Should he or should he not be allowed into the country to perform? That's the question many have been debating since news broke of pop star Chris Brown's wishes to come down under.
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NewsChris Brown thanks Dame Tariana Turia for her support
Hip hop star Chris Brown has taken to twitter to publicly thank Dame Tariana Turia for her support of his proposed visit and concert tour in NZ.
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NewsHon Dame Tariana Turia prepared to support Chris Brown's visit to NZ
Dame Tariana Turia supports hip-hop artist Chris Brown in his application to visit New Zealand.
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Prominent New Zealanders launch "Talk Treaty" exhibition
Kāpiti College Student Finnian Gilbraith stole the limelight recently during Māori Language week when he released a video emphasising the importance of correctly pronouncing te reo Māori.
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Māori Party President disappointed at criticism from Turia and Sharples
Māori Party president Naida Glavish is disappointed at the continued criticism towards Te Ururoa Flavell by the party's former co-leaders Pita Sharples and Tariana Turia.
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Tariana Turia celebrated for her work
She was the driving force behind Maoridoms most influential political movement, today Dame Tariana Turia joins the NZ Order of Merit for her services in Parliament spanning 2 decades. Te Kāea was with her today at her Marae in Whangaehu.
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NewsTariana Turia recognised for services as a Member of Parliament
Tariana Turia has been appointed a Dame Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit in the Queen’s New Years Honours for 2015 for her services as a Member of Parliament.
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Māori Party to devise strategy going forward
It's certainly been an eventful past year for the Māori Party including the departure of its founding co-leaders Tariana Turia and Dr Pita Sharples, the loss of those two seats to the Labour Party in the elections, and for the first time pulling in someone via the party list, Marama Fox.
