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Māori King returns to Ihumātao to retrieve Te Manawa flag
King Tuuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII has returned to Ihumātao to have his flag lowered in the expectation of a resolution of the disputed whenua.
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NewsKiingitanga to return to Ihumātao today
It is understood that a Kiingitanga delegation could arrive at Ihumātao today. Te Ao Māori News reached out to Rahui Papa, spokesperson for the Kiingitanga, however he declined to comment. SOUL leader Pania Newton could neither confirm, or deny the rumours, stating: “Kare anō mātou kua rongo mai te Kiingitanga mēnā kei te tae mai rātou i ngā rā tata nei.” “We have not heard from the Kiingitanga if they are coming in the coming days.” If the Kiingitanga does send a delegation, then it could be a sign that a deal about the future of Ihumātao is coming.
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King Tuheitia arrives at Ihumātao
In the cold and rain, King Pōtatau Te Wherowhero VII Tuheitia Paki led hundreds onto Ihumātao this morning for the first time since an eviction notice was served on the land protectors last Tuesday.
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Today in history- Coronation of first Māori Queen
On May 23, 1966 Dame Te Arikinui Te Atairangikaahu became the first woman to lead the Kīngitanga movement.
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Kīngitanga heirloom exhibition up for award
The Te Paki o Matariki: 160 Years of the Kiingitanga Exhibition has been named as a finalist in the NZ Museum Awards.
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Tuku Morgan fronts up at Waahi Paa
Tukoroirangi Morgan has fronted up to King Tuheitia Potatau Te Wherowhero IV, at the Poukai gathering at Waahi Paa in Huntly.
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Māori King delivers blunt message to critics
King Tuheitia Potatau Te Wherewhero VII has hit back at people within the tribe who are threatening to undermine his office.
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Exclusive: Māori King's office admits paying for stomach op
The Office of the Māori King has today admitted paying for weight loss surgery from iwi monies.
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PM Ardern welcomed to Tūrangawaewae Marae
The Prime Minister has been officially welcomed to Tūrangawaewae Marae for the first time.
