Three iwi-based groups have purchased one of New Zealand's largest kiwifruit portfolios.
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Rotorua haka performers inspire Avatar 2 film
Movie star Cliff Curtis says the haka-inspired idea came from 'Tuku Iho' a Te Puia Tourism cultural group during their performance to director James Cameron last year in America. Curtis spoke up following his recognition at the Kea World Class New Zealand awards in Auckland.
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'Extraordinary' Talei Roimata Morrison laid to rest
Cervical cancer campaigner Talei Roimata Morrison has left behind an inspiring legacy as a kapa haka performer, teacher and mother. Over 2,000 people attended her funeral held at Te Papaiouru, Ōhinemutu in Rotorua today.
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Te Waka Huia pay emotional tribute to Talei Morrison
The kapa haka community is in mourning after hearing of the passing of Talei Roimata Morrison who lost her battle to cancer. Five-time national winners Te Waka Huia commemorated her in their performance at the Tāmaki Makaurau Kapa Haka Regionals.
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Flavell to play college basketball in USA
Matangiroa Flavell, of Te Arawa and Taranaki has been awarded a college scholarship in the USA. She spent the last two years at Midland College, and will soon head to Houston Baptist University in Texas.
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Māori actor in leading role of Priscilla Queen of the Desert musical
A young Māori actor has taken on one of the leading roles in Priscilla Queen of the Desert: The Musical, currently playing at Sydney's Capitol Theatre.
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Kaumātua in Rotorua feeling the chill
Kaumātua Jack Carroll has paid over $400, with the help of Work and Income, for a load of wood. He says that's expensive but it's something that he needs to do in order to stay warm.
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Whakarewarewa female rugby players support salaries in the sport
Professional women rugby players can start to receive up to $45,000 playing rugby. For the female players of the Whakarewarewa Rugby Club, it goes a long way in attracting more women to the sport.
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TAHUA 2018: Hot topics for Rotorua locals
Homelessness, housing and mental illness are some of the areas those working on the ground in Rotorua hope will receive a boost in the government's budget announcement this Thursday.
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Outcome measurements needed for Treaty payments with conditions – ACT Leader
Act Leader David Seymour is calling for measurements to be put in place to account for Treaty settlement funding when it is allocated for a specific purpose. He says it is unclear if the $18-million funding provided so far to Te Arawa River Iwi Trust to clean up the Waikato River is being used for the reason it was given.
