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Call for change to Māori protocols in Parliament not welcomed
A fiery debate was sparked in Parliament after calls were made from a Labour MP to consider changes to Māori protocols for welcoming people in the House.
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News2013 Hui Ahurei o Tūhoe moments
Here are some shots our crew captured over the weekend at Te Hui Ahurei o Tūhoe 2013.
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Ruātoki hosts another successful Ahurei
In Ruātoki where the Tūhoe Festival hosts, they have two reasons to celebrate.
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Māori Television Amendment bill passes first hurdle
The Māori Television Service Amendment Bill had its first reading in the House today.
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NZ Warriors want their own haka
The Warriors are being taught a haka of sorts by Donna and Anaru Grant of Te Arawa as a means to rouse and invigorate the team before each weekly NRL match. It's something for the fans to do to support the players, and will be done for the first time next week against the Roosters at Auckland's Eden Park.
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Government refuses further funding for Te Matatini
The Government has refused to committ to providing any further funding or assistance to helping run and manage the worlds largest ever gathering of Indigenous people to celebrate the art of kapa haka
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'Tramping' on iwi protocol
Check first with iwi and the Department of Conservation (DoC) if you want to indulge in unusual activities on Mt Taranaki, to avoid breaching culturally sensitive protocols.
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Māori culture intensive for the Warriors
Intelligence, fitness, strength and understanding cultural heritage are all qualities of a warrior, and that's exactly what the Vodafone Warriors focussed on at a cultural day at Auckland University's Waipapa Marae, run by Te Whare Wānanga o Te Awanuiārangi, to give them a crash course in Māori language and protocols. The day was encouraged and organised by Warriors board member, Donna Grant, in order to promote Māori culture within the team.
