Locals in Hurunui and Kaikoura affected by the November 14 earthquake are being urged to visit their GP if they are having trouble coping with everyday activities or aren't sleeping well.
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New Kaikōura rūnanga rep appointed
Darren Kerei-Keepa is the new Kaikōura representative on the Ngāi Tahu executive board.
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NewsKaikōura rūnanga to elect rep for Ngāi Tahu Board
Te Rūnanga o Kaikōura will today elect a new delegate on the Ngāi Tahu Board, replacing Sir Mark Solomon who has held the representative role for the last 17 years.
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NewsEfforts to relocate Kaikōura pāua continue
Two weeks after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the South Island, efforts to relocate the affected pāua in Kaikōura are continuing.
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News7.5 magnitude quake: Schools closed, trains and ferries cancelled
People all across the country are waking up to the shocking news that a 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck near Hanmer Springs at around 12:03am, causing extensive damage and two fatalities.
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NewsŌnuku Marae to host Ngāi Tahu Treaty Festival
Discussing freshwater issues, citizenship, diversity and the Treaty, is the focus of this year's Waitangi Day commemorations festivities.
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NewsFirst Te Reo Māori play to feature at Christchurch Arts Festival
For the very first time, a te reo Māori production will be staged at The Court Theater in Christchurch. It takes the form of a play written and directed by CPIT's Bachelor of Māori Language and Indigenous Studies programme leader, Hohepa Waitoa.
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Ngāti Waewae rangatahi first female in generations to perform wero
South Island, West Coast hapū Ngāti Waewae made history last week when the first female from their tribe in generations performed a challenge to a ministerial party.
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Granddaughter remembers koro at Taranaki apology
During the late 1800s, around 400 Taranaki people were unlawfully incarcerated and exiled to the South Island by Crown forces.
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Greenstone boulders to adorn Hagley Park for Te Matatini
The countdown to Matatini is on, with six giant greenstone boulders having been welcomed onto the Te Matatini grounds at Hagley Park this week.
