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Mohi lights up faces with kai for homeless
Veronica Mohi lights up the faces of whānau living rough in the streets of Hamilton every Sunday morning, with her He Manaaki Tangata breakfast buffet. It's an initiative she has been championing since June last year, and today she has expanded her reach.
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Mongrel Mob Kingdom to abandon Nazi symbolism
The world's biggest Mongrel Mob organisation, the Mongrel Mob Kingdom, say they will abandon their use of Nazi symbolism in the wake of the Christchurch attack.
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Former foster child now cares for others
Former foster child Dorah Farrow and her husband Darren have been providing care for young men in Hamilton who have had tough upbringings.
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Unruly tourists told 'Bye-bye, go back home' by former Immigration Minister
A group of unruly tourists have reportedly been issued a deportation liability notice by Immigration New Zealand after more unruly behaviour at a Hamilton Burger King.
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Te Anga Pāua o Aotearoa kapa haka festival a hit
300 performers with intellectual disabilities from around the North Island took to the stage at the inaugural Te Anga Pāua o Āotearoa National Kapa Haka Festival in Hamilton.
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UPDATED: New govt unit announced for Māori housing
Housing and Urban Development Minister Phil Twyford has announced the establishment of a dedicated Māori Housing Unit. Te Puea Marae chair Hurimoana Dennis says the new unit needs to consider the Māori worldview to be effective.
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Maangai Maaori impacting Hamilton Council decision-making
Hamilton City Council says Māori are having an impact on the council's decision-making. Five Maangai Māori have been appointed across four of the council's committees recently and Iwi Maangai Norman Hill says their influence has been immediate.
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Police investigate Hamilton shooting
An investigation is underway following a shooting in Hamilton last night
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McDs serves a reo happy meal
McDonald's employee Janine Eru-Taueki will be serving happy meals again after receiving an apology from her Hamilton manager for not allowing her to speak Māori.
