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Te Taiao exhibition to open at Te Papa- with a little help from Māui
Te Papa's new $12mil permanent exhibition 'Te Taiao', provides an insight into the once-thriving natural environment of Aotearoa. The exhibition's new digital interactive activities educate children on their role as protectors of the environment.
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NewsWaikato DHB sacked, replaced with commissioner
Health Minister David Clark says installing a commissioner is a necessary step towards addressing the DHB’s deteriorating financial position, lack of strong governance and ongoing performance issues with clinical services.
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Council seeks cause of sud-spicious Waikato River foam
A part of the Waikato River near downtown Hamilton turned soapy during the weekend.
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Rangatahi step up to tackle environmental issues
Young leaders are tackling some of the country's biggest issues as part of a rangatahi initiative. Te Ao spoke to rangatahi Māori at The Blake Inspire Leadership Development programme in Waikato.
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2019 Bunnings National Touch Championship, Open Mixed, Waikato B v Marlborough. S01E06
Coverage of the Bunnings 2019 Touch National Championships held in Rotorua. Today: Open Mixed, Waikato B v Marlborough. S01E06
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A call for more live kidney donors
Today is World Kidney Day and the Waikato District Health Board are calling for more live kidney donors through their Give One Gift One campaign.
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Waikato River added to Google Street View
From 1.30pm today people will be able to access and view the Waikato River on Google Street View.
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Waikato 2019 Touch National Champions
Over 70 teams from around the country came together over the weekend to compete at the 2019 Bunnings National Championship held in Rotorua. There were 14 categories, from Under-21 right up to an Over 55-men category. Waikato won the main title at the competition and featured in many Semis and Finals of the competition.
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UPDATED: Te Kūiti locals outraged by attack on carving of Maniapoto's brother
The township of Te Kūiti is dealing with yet more vandalism towards a Māori carving in the town's main street.
