Tiana Rongokea is one of a number of young Māori competitors at the NZ Archery Nationals in Ōtara.
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Tā Mason Durie to receive Honorary Doctorate
Renowned Māori health Professor, Emeritus Professor Sir Mason Durie, will be presented with an honorary doctorate in Health at a graduation ceremony in Palmerston North today.
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Multiple arrests at Palmerston North weapons expo
Ten people have been arrested following the protest that took place at the weapons expo in Palmerston North yesterday.
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Peaceful protest ends in arrests
Protesters disrupted the Defence, Industry and National Security Forum in Palmerston North today, leading to nine arrests.
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Peace action groups bind together to oppose Weapons Expo
People Against Prisons Aotearoa (PAPA) will join forces with other Peace Action groups from around the country today to oppose the weapons expo being held in Palmerston North this week.
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Massey University host Te Huinga Tauira 2018
The annual National Māori Students Conference, Te Huinga Tauira, kicked off at Massey University in Palmerston North yesterday.
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Adams set to open community park in Palmerston North
Oklahoma NBA Superstar, Steven Adams, will be opening a new basketball court and play area in one of Palmerston North’s toughest neighbourhoods on Saturday 18 August.
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Questions why kapa haka doesn't gain university entrance
Fresh off the He Pouwhenua, He Puapua secondary schools national kapa haka competition stage, former Māori Medium students and Māori Performing Arts leaders are asking why the hours of sacrifice don't count when seeking entrance to university.
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Raukura set to leave it all on stage to vie for top spot
Raukura is back with another chance to claim the title at the He Pouwhenua, He Puapua secondary schools national kapa haka competition.
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Palmerston North Mayor disappointed at vote against Māori ward
Palmerston North have voted in a binding referendum to not allow the establishment of Māori seats.
