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.
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Northland prepares for Te Tai Tokerau kapa haka regionals
Northland is preparing for the Te Tai Tokerau regional kapa haka competition in Whangarei tomorrow.
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Hato Paora take to the North
A group of fifty six senior students from Hato Paora College, the largest Māori boys boarding school in New Zealand, head towards Te Tai Tokerau today.
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Grassroots Trust 2018 Junior National Touch Championship, U16 Boys, Te Tai Tokerau v Auckland
Coverage of the best young Touch players in New Zealand as they face off in 6 grades.
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Iwi request Ardern's baby's pito whenua to be buried in Waitangi
A new government also means a new direction. The mood in Waitangi seems to be one of peace as many, including politicians, comment on the tranquillity of today's proceedings. Another major talking point today was the iwi asking that the placenta of Jacinda Ardern's child be brought back to Waitangi to be buried.
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1000 Xmas boxed blessings for Northland whānau
Of 1000 Christmas boxes distributed to whānau throughout Northland last week, only one had a golden ticket. Te Kāea was on hand to witness the lucky recipients of the box with the extra special gift that went to the Johnstone whānau.
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Food rescue group redistributes surplus food to community
A food rescue project in Northland has collected five tonnes of quality surplus food from food retailers and redistributed it to the community during a three months trial.
