The 28th of October has been chosen to commemorate the Māori land wars. However, discussions are currently taking place in Te Awamutu on whether the date is correct.
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Ngāti Manu rangatahi head to Taiwan for cultural exchange
Ten children from Ngāti Manu, a small sub-tribe in Te Taitokerau, have been given the opportunity to travel to Taiwan to trace the footsteps of their ancestors on a cultural exchange.
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NZ Māori basketball team debut in Canada
The New Zealand Māori Under 22 basketball team from Te Tai Tokerau are set to play their first game at an indigenous tournament in Canada today.
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Northland marae claims fowl play in Tegal case
A Northland marae claims a public meeting by Tegel for its proposal to build the country's biggest chicken farm has been called without their knowledge.
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Northland schools go head-to-head in Ngā Manu Kōrero comp
The Tai Tokerau Ngā Manu Kōrero regionals will run from today to Friday this week at Opononi Area School.
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Pub applauded for shutting down pokies after mother abandons baby
Rawene Masonic Pub operators have closed the gaming section of their establishment after discovering a young mother was leaving her baby outside the door while she was playing pokies.
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Northland language enthusiasts looking to revitalise tribal dialects
The vitality of the traditional speaking benches and stocks of kaikaranga on Northland marae is at the forefront of the latest language revitalisation course being held in Moerewa today.
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43rd Te Tai Tokerau Festival underway in Kerikeri
The rapid growth of Northland's secondary school kapa haka festival could pose big pressures for schools and organisers in the future.
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33 jobs saved as The Warehouse Kaikohe remains open
The Warehouse and the landlord of the retailers' Kaikohe branch have extended their property lease for another two years, allowing the store to remain open.
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New Te Reo Māori graduates intent on 'te reo o te kāinga'
The advancement of the regional dialect is at the forefront for the new wave of skilled Māori orators emerging from the North.
