When it comes to entertainment, singing and comedy, there was no other than Prince Tui Teka. He took the spotlight in the 80s and the day before yesterday, on January 23 marked 30 years since his passing.
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Auckland Seafood Festival entices the masses
Every Auckland Anniversary weekend, attending the Auckland Seafood Festival is a tradition for thousands of New Zealanders.
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NewsMāori broadcasters continue to support long-standing family fun day
Māori radio broadcasters, and brothers, Doug Te Moni (Big D), and Wiremu Te Moni (DJ Wiz NZ), say Trillian Trust's Funfest Auckland event continues to support whānau by providing a positive and safe environment with free fun activities, rides and stage competitions, as it enters its 12th year.
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Native Affairs Summer Series 2014- Dark Horse
2014 was a particularly great year for Māori cinema and Genesis Potini was known on the chess circuit as one of Aotearoa's all-time greats. He was big, brave and brilliant.
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Positive turnout for Raggamuffin despite rain
The Reggae festival Raggamuffin kicked off yesterday, and for the first time was held at Auckland's Trust Stadium Arena.
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Kahungunu converge on Splash Planet for AGM
It may be the ninth year that Ngāti Kahungunu has held its AGM at Splash Planet in Hastings.
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NZ Women's Kabaddi named as a finalist at Māori Sports Awards
From a sport that has just started to take off within Māoridom, the NZ Women's Kabaddi have been nominated as finalist at this year's Māori Sports Awards.
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NewsVodafone NZ Music Awards 2014- Results
The most coveted night for homegrown music where NZ artists are acknowledged for the past year of successes. Click here for results and photos from the red carpet.
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Largest turnout of Māori fans at Armageddon Expo
Armageddon was back in Auckland over the long weekend, with its hundreds of devotees. It was the biggest turnout the event has ever seen and organisers say it’s also been the largest turnout of Māori.
