There has been a mammoth effort in Whangārei and surrounding rohe including 19 marae with Ngāti Wai Trust Board, Whangārei Takiwā o Te Rūnanga a Iwi o Ngāpuhi and supported by Te Manawaroa o Ngāti Hine combining to package and deliver over 350 food parcels for kaumātua and needy.
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Tai Tokerau Border Control continues to protect the North
Day 7 of lockdown and a week on from the first Tokerau Border Control checkpoint and the region is still adamant that keeping people out is necessary to protect their communities.
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Te Rōpū o Muriwhenua inspire online after regionals postponement
Te Rōpū o Muriwhenua is still making their fitness and well-being a priority. Each day they post their workouts to their private Facebook page to keep each other inspired and to maintain a regular connection during this time.
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Boaters attempt to take refuge in Taitokerau wharves
Iwi scouts in Northland fear people are not taking isolation restrictions seriously and are now preventing boaties from entering their wharves.
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Taitokerau bands together to keep virus out- COVID-19
Medical professionals, police, iwi and community members in the North are doing their best for the safety of the elderly, the sick and the vulnerable.
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'Joy to hear dialects of northern tribes'
Moving our native tongue to another level is the catchcry of the Tai Tokerau Māori Language Symposium, with language experts gathering in Kerikeri this weekend to share their knowledge.
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Mokau Marae rises from its ashes to new life
Taitokerau whanau make their last push to save and restore their beloved Mokau Marae in a fundraising sport event. The marae was destroyed by fire in 2013, but the new year brings hope at its completion date is on the arrival of Matariki - the Maori new year. Mokau Marae chair Clive Stone says, “Half a generation have missed out, our tikanga, our kawa associated with the marae.”
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NewsMāori sports help students learn leadership skills
Te Wiki Hākinakina is a biennial sports event for Kura Kaupapa all over New Zealand. It's also an opportunity to celebrate the values of Te Aho Matua. This year, Te Wiki Hākinakina was held in Te Tai Tokerau, with schools visiting different whenua of Te Hiku o te Ika.
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Report reveals severe behavioural issues in Northland
This week Te Tai Tokerau Principals Association released a 69 page report into severe behavioural issues in primary and intermediate schools in Tai Tokerau.
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2019 Bunnings Junior National Touch Champs, U16 Mixed, Te Tai Tokerau v Auckland
Under 16 Mixed from the Bunnings 2019 Junior Touch National Championships held in Rotorua. This is the grand final – the winner is NZ Champion for the year: Te Tai Tokerau vs Auckland.
