To celebrate Māori Language Week, Stan Walker, Maisey Rika, Ria Hall, and Troy Kingi have released their new music video called, ‘Aotearoa’.
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NewsNative Affairs- Tōna Reo
She's one of Aotearoa's most iconic actors, but despite the airs and graces you might expect from someone of her calibre, Jennifer Ward-Lealand is as down to earth as pork and pūhā.
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Dora Explores Te Reo Māori- Feature
To celebrate Māori Language Week, Dora Mātātoa premieres tomorrow on Māori Television targeting 1 to 5-year-old children.
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Preparations underway for National Kapa Haka Secondary Schools Comp
Over 100 people gathered at Te Poho-o-Rāwiri Marae in Gisborne today to prepare for the up-and-coming "Te Kura Wīwini, Te Kura Wāwana" National Kapa Haka Secondary Schools Competition to be held in Gisborne from July 29-August 1.
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Pillar of Māori entertainment William Gugi Waaka passes away
A pillar of the Māori entertainment realm has passed. William Gugi Waaka died on Saturday due to heart problems. He was 76 years old.
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NewsMāori films continue to grow in popularity
There is a demand for Māori film as it grows in popularity each year.
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Native Affairs- Whenua Patuwai
His soulful singing on The X Factor launched him into stardom and well he’s been away from the limelight in recent times Whenua Patuwai is back, this time with an album of his own.
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Students celebrate Matariki through theatre- Feature
There are many ways to celebrate Matariki, including family gatherings, workshops, historical talks and meetings, however an event run by the Wānanga Takiura o ngā Kura Kaupapa Māori o Tāmaki Makaurau, saw the Rūmaki Reo class using theatre, acting, song and dance, to show their knowledge of Matariki.
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Native Affairs- Fang-Tastic!
It's hard to escape the hype around Taika Waititi's new movie, "What We Do in the Shadows". Ruwani Perera caught up with the cast before its big premiere on Friday night.
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New production highlights Māori-Italian interactions
Te Rehia Theatre has created a production that merges traditional Māori art forms with modern theatre and traditional Italian comedy.
