The Kiwi contingent is garnering praise and admiration at the Pacific Arts Festival in Guam. In what has become a tradition, the group of 100 artists and performers repaid the hospitality of the Chamorro, inspiring the northern pacific nation to seek a stronger bond.
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NewsTe Hui Ahurei a Tūhoe goes high-tech this Easter
A partnership with Vodafone means Tūhoe festival organisers and volunteers will have access to a range of connected devices. This will help staff communicate with each other at this year's Te Hui Ahurei a Tūhoe.
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Tipene and Te Aute restore traditional rivalry
The age-old spat between two of Māoridoms most prominent educational facilities has flared once again. Old boys from both St. Stephens College, and Te Aute College went head-to-head this weekend, at the Te Aute College Gala Day, in the Hawkes Bay.
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NewsNew location for Auckland Lantern Festival
The Auckland Lantern Festival will be set in a new location this year, moving from Albert Park to the Auckland Domain.
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NewsPortage Crossing Family Festival to honour traditional Tainui waka route
Portage Crossing 2016 is a free family event that will take place this Saturday at Māngere Bridge.
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News2016 Waitangi Day Celebrations in OZ & NZ
With Waitangi weekend kicking-off up North, so does a variety of other events around the country.
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Tāmaki Herenga Waka Festival wraps up for 2016
Today marks the anniversary in which, under the direction of Governor Hobson, Auckland became the Capital of New Zealand 175 years ago.
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NewsMassey University major sponsor of Ngāpuhi Festival
Massey University has signed up as a major sponsor of the Ngāpuhi Festival this weekend. The new deal means the University will sponsor the main stage of the biennial festival.
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2016 Ngāpuhi Festival to be livestreamed
Ngāpuhi descendants all over the world will be able to watch events happening at the Ngāpuhi festival this weekend via livestream technology.
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Rhythm and Vines festival pays off for local businesses
The Rhythm and Vines festival draws a crowd nearly half the entire population of Gisborne, and along with it comes tens of millions of dollars to the economy, a life saver for many local business.
