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NewsOne Love 2019 highlights- UB40, Katchafire, Tomorrow People
Performances from UB40. Katchafire and Tomorrow People were only some of the highlights of day two of One Love 2019.
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One Love highlights- haka, tributes, waiata Māori
Stan Walker, Kolohe Kai, General Fiyah and Fiji all took to the stage on day one of One Love on Saturday. Check out some of the other highlights here.
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Fresh faces join Black Ferns Sevens mix
Three new players have been added to the Black Ferns Sevens squad for 2019.
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Māori Kiwifruit Orchard anticipate worker shortage
A Tauranga-based Māori kiwifruit orchard is taking action to attract more fruit pickers to address the shortfall of workers they are anticipating during harvest that starts in March.
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Homicide investigation of Matakana Island man continues
Police continue to investigate the homicide of a 22-year-old Matakana Island man who died on New Year's Day. Tauranga police are seeking witnesses who were present at a temporary camping ground on Matakana Point Road on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
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Comvita donates honey to charity
Staff from New Zealand's biggest Manuka honey exporter this week donated more than 250 jars of honey and over 300 other items of food to the Rotorua Salvation Army and the Tauranga Community Foodbank.
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Māori storytelling app sparks the imagination
Māori tech start-up company Arataki Cultural Trails has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Spark New Zealand to grow their digital storytelling app.
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Book shines new light on the battle of Pukehinahina
A book that shines new light on the battle of Pukehinahina has been launched in Tauranga this week. The book is a collaborative effort between Māori elder Buddy Mikaere and Military historian Cliff Simons.
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By-law the result of few "bad apples"
A new by-law to ban begging in Tauranga is the result of a few "bad apples", says Kai Aroha Tauranga director Tania Lewis-Rickard. The by-law comes into effect in April 2019.
