A Hawke's Bay iwi is hoping horticulture will be the drawcard to keep whānau from leaving their rohe and eventually bring other whānau back home.
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NewsHole filled: Wairoa gets first dentist in two years
Wairoa lost its last dentist during the first COVID-19 lockdown.
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Heavy rain watch for Gisborne and Wairoa District, with up to 15mm per hr rainfall
Credit / Tairāwhiti Contractors A heavy rain watch for Gisborne and Wairoa District has been issued for today through Tuesday and remains 'valid', says MetService
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Māori horticulture central to Wairoa rehabilitation
A government-backed horticulture project for Māori land is expected to turn the Northern Hawke’s Bay region of Wairoa into an economic powerhouse.
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Kitea to adopt Tipuna approach as Wairoa District Council CEO
Wairoa District Council has welcomed its first Māori chief executive, Kitea Tipuna. Many locals describe Kitea's appointment as a move in the right direction for the small rural community.
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Briar Grace-Smith receives Mana Wāhine Award at Wairoa Māori Film Festival
Award-winning fimmaker Briar Grace-Smith received the 2021 Women in Film & Television Mana Wāhine Award.
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Ngāti Kahungunu artist Russ Flatt 'so humbled' by top award
Photographer Russ Flatt is humbled to receive top award.
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Planting natives to hold the land for future generations
Takitimu Marae and urupā in Wairoa are at risk of erosion by the river, so the whanau are planting 5000 native trees to future-proof the riverbank and save the marae and tūpāpaku.
