Waikato-Tainui leaders say the health and wellbeing of the Waikato River are paramount and must not be plundered to solve Auckland's latest water crisis.
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Waikato-based hapū resume protest
Ngāti Tamainupō have resumed their protest to protect the remaining borrow pits situated on the doorstep of Puke-i-aahua Pā in Ngāruawāhia. The Waikato-based hapū suspended their protest last weekend in the hope of resolving the matter face-to-face with the developers, however, that has not happened.
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Waikato marae to remain closed in Level 2
While Aotearoa has moved into Alert Level 2 since Thursday 14 May, Māori King Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII has advised all marae in the Waikato region to remain closed until a review is held in June.
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Puke-i-aahua Pā borrow pits become target of re-development
A Waikato hapū is protesting the development of wāhi tapu in Ngāruawāhia.
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Nawton Primary educators keep students engaged with Ukulele amidst nation lockdown
The ukulele rōpū known as ‘The Nawton Ukes’ have gathered online every Friday since Alert Level 4 was announced.
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Mongrel Mob packs helping vulnerable whānau
Mongrel Mob Kingdom in Waikato is facing criticism for attaining essential worker status. However, King Tuheitia's spokesperson and the Māori Women's Welfare League President say if the gang didn't help this whānau, then who would have?
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Mongrel Mob Waikato provide helping hand
Mongrel Mob Waikato are helping to distribute food and hygiene packs to families in need throughout the region, and they have the support of the Kiingatanga.
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Abuzz about maramataka for bee-keeping
A Waikato anthropologist student has developed a maramataka tool for bee-keeping.
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Whānau in distress after not being allowed to visit mokopuna on life support at Waikato Hospital
A whānau has been left in major distress after being stopped from seeing their mokopuna who is on life support at Waikato Hospital after suffering serious injuries from a car crash.
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Māori students shine bright at South Pacific Islands Institute
“South Pacific Islands Institute” based in Hamilton aims to provide education for teenagers who are not currently at school or employed. With up to 65 students at any given time, founder Rachel Bourne says the intimate setting allows students to receive the aroha and manaaki they require, and that they probably won't receive in mainstream education.
