Beatrice Piatarihi Tui Yates (nee Grant), affectionately known as ‘Aunty Bea’ has passed away in her Rotorua home. She was 78.
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Te Wharekura o Ngāti Rongomai secures stand-alone status
Education Minister Chris Hipkins has announced that Te Wharekura o Ngati Rongomai is to receive $10mil to have its own permanent property for the first time and become an established wharekura in its own right.
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Suicide prevention worker urges different approach
A suicide prevention worker is urging the government to support a national Māori strategy framework on suicide. Michael Naera says the Māori suicide rate is the highest it's ever been so a different approach to finding solutions is needed.
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Smear Your Mea campaign launches national day
Today is the one year anniversary of Smear Your Mea campaigner Talei Roimata Morrison's cervical cancer diagnosis. The Rotorua woman died in June this year. Today more than 160 people honoured her memory by participating in a fun ride and walk in Rotorua.
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NewsMāori Trust Dairy Operation supports new legislation
The owners of a Māori trust dairy operation near Rotorua welcome the passing of the dairy check legislation despite the loss of civil liberties it entails for the farm's staff. James Warbrick of the Parekarangi Trust Farm says outfits such as his are answerable to their beneficiaries so the extra health compliance measure works in their favour.
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'E Oho' researched book produced by Raimona Inia for Te Arawa
Today in Maketū near the landing of the Te Arawa canoe a special ceremony took place acknowledging 'E Oho' a book researched by Raimona Inia of Te Arawa. The book is a collection of historical information collected by Inia from elders of Te Arawa.
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Te Kura o Te Teko winners of the Rangitaiki Cultural Festival
Te Kura o Te Teko have taken out their regional kapa haka competition of Te Rangitaiki over the weekend. They are also last year winners of the national primary schools held in Gisborne. The Rangitaiki festival was a two day event held in Whakatāne.
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Reviving the traditional tools of tā moko
With moko becoming increasingly visible, one practitioner is cutting his own path with a point of difference. Mokonuiarangi Smith, from Te Arawa and Tākitimu, uses traditional tattoo tools that have origins in the Pacific.
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New chief of Defence Force receives Haane Manahi Sword
The new chief of Defence Force, Air Marshal Kevin Short was presented with the Te Arawa Sword of Gallantry for Haane Manahi. The sword is presented to each Defence Force chief for the duration of their tenure.
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Iwi researchers, scientists study natural disasters
Geologists and volcanologists today met with iwi researchers at Tangatarua Marae in Rotorua to better understand, prepare and respond to natural disasters.
