Two of the remaining five groups from Māori religious boarding schools, Hukarere and Te Aute used the national stage today as a platform to raise the issue of keeping schools like theirs open.
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Tipene and Te Aute restore traditional rivalry
The age-old spat between two of Māoridoms most prominent educational facilities has flared once again. Old boys from both St. Stephens College, and Te Aute College went head-to-head this weekend, at the Te Aute College Gala Day, in the Hawkes Bay.
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The life of Dr Apirana Mahuika
Sir Apirana Tuahae Kaukapakapa Mahuika is of Ngāti Porou descent and was born and raised at Whakawhitira and Tikitiki.
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Te Kura Wiwini, Te Kura Wawana- Te Aute College
Established in 1854, the kapa haka of Te Aute College has travelled to this year’s competition from Te Matau a Māui, for this, their sixth appearance at national level.
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The revival of Māori boarding schools- Feature
Divine intervention from the Māori Anglican Church has seen a determined effort not to see any more Māori boarding schools disappear into the history books.
