Supported by Te Puni Kōkiri and located at Merge Café on Karangahape road, doors will be opened to feed the whānau in most need during the cold snap and to mark the rising of Matariki this year.
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Kapa haka greats take stage in celebration of Matariki
The biggest names in haka rocked the stage at Auckland's entertainment centre, 'The Cloud' as part of Matariki celebrations. Te Taumata Kapa Haka, saw teams such as Te Matatini champions, Whāngārā Mai Tawhiti and Auckland locals, Te Waka Huia.
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Whāngārā Mai Tawhiti to hold fundraiser for wharekai restoration
Current national champions Whāngārā Mai Tawhiti are hosting a social event at Pt Chevalier RSA in Auckland to raise funds for the restoration of the Whāngārā Marae wharekai.
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The Cloud to roar with world’s best kapa haka for Matariki
The Cloud is set to reverberate with waiata next Saturday as kapa haka royalty hits the stage to celebrate Matariki Festival 2017 at Te Taumata Kapa Haka.
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NZ Sign Language Matariki book digitised
Four Māori language picture books from the Te Reo Singalong series have been translated into New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL), including one about Matariki.
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Native tree giveaway to celebrate Matariki
As we draw closer to Matariki, a new initiative will offer community groups, schools and non-profit organisations the opportunity to win native trees to use for local conservation projects.
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Kaumātua Kapa Haka event attracts performers from across Aotearoa
The programme for this year's Kaumātua Kapa Haka two-day event has been posted and shows a strong line-up of performers from across Aotearoa.
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Auckland glows bright at night for Matariki
The Sky Tower has turned gold and many of the city's landmarks have changed colour to celebrate the season of Matariki, the Māori New Year.
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Successful inaugural Matariki Whānau Day held at Arataki
"It was a lovely event. Well done Arataki!" The West Auckland community responds to inaugural Matariki Whānau Day held at Arataki over the weekend.
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Battle ahead for Matariki sports finalists
Three leading sports stars have been chosen for the Te Waitā Award for sport at this year's Matariki awards and Sport commentator Te Arahi Maipi says it will be very hard to beat Lisa Carrington.