Kaikōura has marked the centenary of the end of World War I with a special dawn service.
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Canterbury marae remembers their fallen heroes
The Ngāi Tūāhuriri Marae of Tuahiwi in North Canterbury will commemorate their ancestors who fought in World Wars I and II tomorrow. Over 20 fallen veterans will be honoured at their annual afternoon memorial service, held at the marae cemetery of Uruti.
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NewsTe Matatini 2015- Ngā Manu a Tāne
Ngā Manu a Tāne, the last of the host groups to take the stage at Te Matatini 2015, are excited to have the festival return to Christchurch after nearly 30 years.
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Greenstone boulders to adorn Hagley Park for Te Matatini
The countdown to Matatini is on, with six giant greenstone boulders having been welcomed onto the Te Matatini grounds at Hagley Park this week.
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Waitaha Senior Kapa Haka Competition- Te Mana o Mareikura
Te Mana o Mareikura was established in 2004 in an effort to develop, nurture and strengthen performers in the region who hold a strong passion for Māori performing Arts.
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Waitaha Senior Kapa Haka Competition- Ngā Manu a Tāne
Ngā Manu a Tāne, established in 2006 proved a force to be reckoned with at this years Waitaha Senior Kapa Haka Regionals after winning the overall competition and taking first place, securing a spot at next years Te Matatini to be hosted in their own rohe.
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Waitaha Senior Kapa Haka Competition- Te Iti o Tahuna
Originating from the picturesque settlement of Queenstown, Te Iti o Tahuna is a group who stems from Wakatipu High School.
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Waitaha Senior Kapa Haka Competition- Te Ahikaaroa
Te Ahikaaroa was established in 1993 and the core purpose members chose to bring the group together was to ignite and cultivate the passion for whānau, haka and education.
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Waitaha Senior Kapa Haka Competition- Kaumatua Kapa Haka o Ngāi Tūāhuriri
The Waitaha Senior Regional Kapa Haka Competition showcased an array of amazing talent this year and the hosts of next year’s National Te Matatini competition proved a force to be reckoned with.
