Manurewa’s Mountford Park is hosting the Youth Trans-Tasman Touch Series this week. Among competitors are three cousins who are sporting the green and gold.
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Waka Ama- Brother vs Brother-in-law
Waka Ama - The big names on display today were Halberg Awards nominee Kiwi Campbell and Akayshia Williams who won gold at the Waka Ama World Sprint Championships. Turanga Barcay-Kerr also competed. But perhaps the race of the day was between two brothers-in-law.
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Kingi Ihaka- Father, soldier, broadcaster and iwi leader
After a long battle with cancer, War Veteran, TV Broadcaster and cultural advisor Kingi Ihaka of Te Aupouri has passed away at the age of 74. Kingi died this morning surrounded by his family at the Mercy Hospice in Auckland, his son Stephen Ihaka spoke to Te Kāea earlier today about his legacy.
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Parents guide to NCEA
About 160,000 students around New Zealand have just found out the results of their NCEA exams so Careers New Zealand has released five easy steps to help parents guide teenagers through NCEA results and how to talk to your teenagers about their future careers.
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Selfies too sexy for Nan?
There's a new online campaign encouraging good decision-making amongst youth before they text, post online or send private messages through apps. Te Rau Matatini's #TechTikanga was launched yesterday and has had more than 80,000 views since.
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Whānau worried about eroding cemetery
Rising water levels is threatening an ancient seaside cemetery in the Coromandel, forcing the families of those buried in the cemetery to take action. Families living in Koputauaki are calling for the wider families to come together and work on a solution after decades of division.
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John Key resigns – I have nothing left in the tank
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key has announced his shock resignation stating he has got nothing more left in the tank. Key informed his cabinet and caucus this morning that he wouldn't be standing in the next election. He is the first New Zealand Prime Minister to resign while in office since David Lange in 1989.
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NewsNative Affairs – Kaikōura earthquake aftermath
From earthquake damaged homes, to Civil Defence evacuations, to Pāua salvation. Native Affairs reporter Oriini Kaipara hit the ground this week to see the impact the earthquakes have had on Kaikōura residents.
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Native Affairs- Goose Bay evacuated
Goose Bay residents are frantically evacuating their homes after being warned a dam built up by the recent earthquake could breach and threaten their community.
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Native Affairs – Love changes lives
We revisited a special Native Affairs story about Patricia Walsh who grew up in a home without love. Instead, it was filled with violence and abuse that continued into her adult life. Trapped in a life of crime and methamphetamine use Patricia was given an ultimatum by her whānau. How did she change? In the studio, Native Affairs surprised Patricia with a special guest who had written a letter to Patricia to thank her for her story.
