The rāhui came into effect on Monday in response to the Coronavirus crisis and is aimed at protecting the rivers.
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NewsHelping the homeless high priority for Ngāti Kahungunu- 12.30pm Newsbreak
Keeping Wellington’s most vulnerable safe and informed about the Government’s COVID-19 response have kept Ngāti Kahungunu whānau services busy.
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Waikato Regional Council CEO donates salary cut to high school
Waikato Regional Council chief executive Vaughan Payne will donate 20 percent of his salary for six months, after-tax to Fraser High School.
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Lockdown hasn't locked down teacher shortage- 4.30pm Newsbreak
- Sadly, the COVID-19 has taken another life. A woman in her 90s from the St Margaret's rest home in Auckland. There is also one new confirmed and four probable cases of COVID-19.
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King Tūheitia places rāhui on Waikato, Waipā Rivers
King Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII has announced that a rāhui has been placed on the Waikato, Waipā rivers along with waterways in the Waikato region.
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Rangatahi work on the front line to support whānau during lock down
Sherkquoia Te Pana-Hauraki and Rangiiria Barclay-Kerr are working in Waikato to pack and deliver care packages for whānau and kaumātua.
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Two nurses at Waikato Hospital test positive for COVID-19
The nurses, who work in the same ward at Waikato Hospital, stood down immediately on developing symptoms.
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Waikato Covid-19 drive-thru testing centres available during lockdown
Communities in the Waikato can access drive-thru Covid-19 testing centres during the lockdown period, the Waikato District Health Board says.
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Radio Tainui celebrates their 30th anniversary
Ngaaruawaahia’s own Radio Tainui celebrates its 30th anniversary this week. Te Ao Māori News caught up with Radio Tainui announcer Matutaera Herangi in between his announcements at the Waka Ama Nationals today. Hereangi paid tribute to “waha reo” (veteran broadcasters) such as morning show announcers Womble and Blossom, Pohewa Tamati, Mamae Takerei and Koroneihana Cooper. Herangi explains the uniqueness of the station, and its importance in Waikato-Tainui today.
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Cultural theft of Māori art is alive and well
The fight to protect toi Māori continues as tauiwi take on our art for their own use. Tohunga artist Sandy Adsett attended the world art gathering at Turangawaewae Marae says the fight is against cultural theft.
