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Waikato Theatre to be built on Ngāti Wairere pā sites
Concern has been sparked from Ngāti Wairere about the Regional Waikato Theatre set to be built on their burial sites.
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Enquiries on-going into assault on 69yo Hamilton koroua
A 69-year-old koroua was assaulted last night in Hamilton after asking his neighbours to quieten down their party.
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Small business owner not losing sleep over Budget
Owner of "Texas Pete" BBQ joint in Hamilton, Jared MacDonald (Ngāti Porou) says that he would rather have all lockdown restrictions removed than receive money from the government. This statement comes ahead of the budget announcement this Thursday.
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Māori students shine bright at South Pacific Islands Institute
“South Pacific Islands Institute” based in Hamilton aims to provide education for teenagers who are not currently at school or employed. With up to 65 students at any given time, founder Rachel Bourne says the intimate setting allows students to receive the aroha and manaaki they require, and that they probably won't receive in mainstream education.
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Rangatahi work on the front line to support whānau during lock down
Sherkquoia Te Pana-Hauraki and Rangiiria Barclay-Kerr are working in Waikato to pack and deliver care packages for whānau and kaumātua.
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Te Kōpū Mānia o Kirikiriroa mural revitalising local history
Māori artists have come together as Whetu Collective to paint what is said to be the biggest mural in New Zealand portraying Te Kōpū Mānia o Kirikiriroa that was once an abundant māra kai before Pākehā settled here.
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Sevens stars serve up breakfast and rugby balls
Our national Sevens teams served up bacon, eggs, and rugby balls in Hamilton’s Garden Place this morning. All Blacks Sevens and Black Ferns Sevens team members sharpened up on the ringawera skills ahead of the HSBC World Rugby Sevens series this weekend. All Black Sevens Ngarohi McGarvey-Black (Ngāi Tūhoe) says, “He mea pai ki te hoki mai ki te whakawhanaunga me ngā tamariki me ngā kaitautoko nō konei. Nō reira he pai ki te whakakotahi me rātou.” “It's good to interact and engage with the kids and with the local fans us! So was good to come together with them.”
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Tai Wānanga parents “fed up” with go slow Ministry of Education
The Ministry of Education has identified a number of concerns regarding student wellbeing and financial practice at Tai Wānanga School in Hamilton. This follows a peaceful protest yesterday by a group of parents and grandparents from the school community who have been calling for the ministry to intervene since July.
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Losing half million dollars as Skycity push for more pokies machines
Māori man breaks his silence subjected to a 25 year gambling addiction. Now, he speaks out against Skycity Casino in Hamilton at the second hearing that sees the company push for more pokies machines.
