The Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was formally welcomed onto Tūrangawaewae Marae for the first time by King Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII today.
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Pikiao descendants retrace ancestral Pā site
Over 100 descendants of Te Arawa chief Pikiao are retracing the footsteps of their ancestor to his ancient settlement at the ancestral Waikato mountain of Taupiri.
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National Party leader Simon Bridges returns to marae
The National Party leader Simon Bridges was in the spotlight today at the Ngāti Maniapoto Poukai which was held at his marae in Te Kūiti.
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Māori King calls for aid to help Cyclone-struck Tonga
The Māori king is calling for donations to help the people of Tonga who are still recovering from Cyclone Gita. King Tuheitia Paki's son, Te Ariki Tamaroa has just returned from the island.
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Kīngitanga-Government relations "warm" in lead-up to Waikato regatta
Next month the Government is expected to descend on the King Country for the 128th Turangawaewae Regatta. But where does the Government-Kīngitanga relationship stand given the Māori King's public endorsement of the Māori Party during the election campaign, and Labour’s Nanaia Mahuta taking the seat?
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King Tuheitia launches new Iwi Māori Panel
The Waikato region has established an iwi Māori Panel aimed at reducing incarceration rates among Māori. The panels, which are in high demand across the country, focus on an offender's genealogy, whānau, income, and background in order to understand why they commit a crime.
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Hundreds mark Horahora marae Poukai on New Years day
The Māori Kingi along with hundreds of Kiingitanga supporters gathered at the Waikato marae of Horahora to mark their 85th Poukai held on New Year's day.
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"We've got to put ourselves forward into leadership roles"- Parekawhia McLean
Today marks 124 years since New Zealand became the first country in the world to grant women the right to vote. The new chair of Waikato-Tainui's governance body Parekawhia McLean says more still needs to be done to see more Māori women in leadership roles.
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Te Kauwhanganui Parliament opened to mark 100th year anniversary
Today marks 100 years since the Māori Parliament was opened at Rukumoana Marae in Morrisonsville. For the first time, archival manuscripts and photograph collections will be on display, presenting documents almost entirely handwritten in Māori.
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Taniwharau haka group make a special comeback
In support of the Māori King's Coronation address, former senior kapa haka national winners Taniwharau Kapa Haka Group took to the stage at Tūrangawaewae Marae.
