Up-and-coming singer Mahaani Maiava wants to use his music as a beacon for rangatahi Māori who are dealing with depression and suicide in Kaikohe and beyond.
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Koi Boys out to redeem themselves in new season of The Voice
The Māori trio rose to fame following their appearance on The Voice Australia in 2016. Now they've been invited back on the new All Stars show.
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Game of Thrones: Māori Youtube reviewer on the final season
The latest episode of popular HBO TV series Game of Thrones has fans excited about the show's potential outcome. Dr Dean Mahuta, Game of Thrones aficionado and creator of Te Māwhai, a reo Māori YouTube channel, shares his thoughts on the final season.
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MIROMODA celebrates 10 years of nurturing Māori designers
Streetwear designer Misty Ratima won the supreme award at MIROMODA two years in a row. Since then opportunities have opened up for her including showcasing her collections at NZ Fashion Week and becoming a finalist on Project Runway.
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"I kid you not"- goat goes supermarket shopping in Rotorua
A Rotorua resident is looking forward to being reunited with her pet goat, named 'Coco Pepepinto', after he wandered into a supermarket yesterday and was taken away by animal control.
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Oh deer! Hungry hunter at drive-through goes viral
Taumarunui local, Blake Horton, witnessed a rare sight when he arrived at a King Country McDonalds in the early hours of Saturday morning.
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Mr Gay NZ to wear Tino Rangatiratanga flag on international stage
Nick Francis has also been gifted kākahu by popular Waka Huia performer Kani Collier to wear at Mr Gay World in South Africa next week.
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NewsMāori musicians to perform at 2019 Royal Easter Show
A star-studded line up of Māori musicians are set to perform at the annual Royal Easter Show in Auckland from tonight onwards.
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Pacific artists spread Alofa for CHCH
The Alofa Concert held in Auckland last night was a true Pacific expression of love and compassion for Aotearoa's Muslim community.
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Anzac Wallace "more than an actor"
Anzac Wallace is best known for his role as Te Wheke in iconic film Utu. He passed away yesterday aged 76 after a battle with cancer. Wallace is being remembered by friends and colleagues for his work in the community as much as his acting.
