Te Arawa is preparing for the arrival of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in Rotorua on Wednesday.
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NewsDuke and Duchess of Sussex to be shown true manaakitanga
Preparations are in full swing for when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex visit Ōhinemutu, Rotorua on Wednesday. Rene Mitchell, sister to the late Sir Howard Morrison, is supervising the catering for the royal couple and says her family has a history of hosting royalty.
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Te Arawa actress takes up new role under Rotorua Lakes Council
Actor Cian Elyse White is taking up a new role as Performing Arts Director at Rotorua Lakes Council.
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Kai Rotorua making kūmara accessible in the community
Today, Kai Rotorua has planted over 100 kūmara, which will eventually be donated to volunteers, marae and community groups.
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Te Arawa museum taonga shifting to storage
Twenty-nine taonga belonging to Te Arawa are being transferred to storage due to the unstable nature of the foundations of the Rotorua Museum.
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Sir Toby Curtis pushes for urgent hearing
Notable Maori educator Sir Toby Curtis is demanding an urgent hearing before the Waitangi Tribunal on Wai 2770. The claim centres on the closure of Partnership Schools in NZ.
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Traditional welcome for World Indigenous Business Forum delegates
The chairman of the Māori Indigenous Business Development Trust welcomed delegations from more than 25 countries at the opening of the World Indigenous Business Forum in Rotorua.
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Dynamic netball player Erena Mikaere returns home
Former Sunshine Coast Lighting player Erena Mikaere has returned home to Rotorua in preparation for the 2019 ANZ Premiership Netball Season.
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Iwi to partake in Kaituna River management
Iwi who have cultural connections to the Kaituna River now have a say on practices on the river following the release of Kaituna River Document.
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Rotorua Māori language parade ends week on a high
The last of the parades celebrating Māori Language Week was held today in Rotorua. A resilient crowd braved the cold to support the Māori language.
