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Tairāwhiti mourn Dr Rangimarie Rose Pere
Tākuta Rangimarie Turuki Arikirangi Rose Pere has been farewelled by Ngāti Kahungunu, Tūhoe, Ngāti Ruapani and the Kīngitanga.
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Tūranga Health protects essential workers from sickness
Essential kaimahi receive a virtual 'awhi' from Māori health provider, Tūranga Health, with much-needed flu vaccines.
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NewsWaihirere whānau make tough decision to shut marae
Whānau from Parihimanihi Marae in the Gisborne district have decided to shut their marae, meaning no tangihanga or hui will be allowed during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Te Aitanga a Māhaki history remembered with new 7m pou
A Māori artist unveils his free-standing two-storey pou on State Highway 2 to recognise the history of Te Aitanga a Māhaki as travellers enter into the heart of Tairāwhiti.
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Tūranga Health empowers community through DIY
As the winter chill approaches, an iwi-based organisation, Tūranga Health on the East Coast, is teaching families in rural communities the DIY skills they need to improve and future-proof their own homes.
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Carrington wins 3rd Halberg sportswoman award in a row
Lisa Carrington claimed the High Performance Sport New Zealand Sportswoman of the Year award for her third year running but it was Timaru shot putter Tom Walsh who walked away with the Supreme Award on Thursday night in Auckland.
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Unearthing Horouta waka
Ngāi Tāmanuhiri have launched a new book telling the story of Horouta waka and how it came to be in the Te Wherowhero lagoon. Ngāi Tāmanuhiri elder Temple Isaacs tells Te Kāea about how he came across the traditional waka as a child.
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Māori darts player takes aim at the world
This weekend will see the world's best darts players playing in Auckland. Tahuna Irwin-Ahlers from Gisborne will be one of the Kiwi contingent taking up the challenge.
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Aunty Kitty of Waihirere Māori Club laid to rest
A stalwart of Waihirere Māori Club during the 60’s – 80’s has been laid to rest by her people of Te Aitanga ā Māhaki today in Gisborne. Her name was Maungarongo Kingi and affectionately known as Aunty ‘Kitty’ by her family and members of Parimānihi Marae.
