The second Te Taumata Wānanga reo recently kicked off which looks at revitalising and strengthening the Ngāpuhi dialect. A total of 140 people registered a hunger to learn and be engaged with the activities. The goal is to culturally support the descendants of Ngāpuhi.
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New Business Platform helps Māori enter Tourism Industry
After only 10 months, a new Māori business platform is looking to expand.
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More Māori youth set for horticulture sector
Ngāti Hine are calling for more Māori representation in leadership positions within the horticultural sector.
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Northland father studies connections between education and the Māori lunar calendar
Tamati Rakena has just been awarded a $24,000 scholarship to study towards a master's degree in education but his success hasn't come easy.
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Generations return to urupā to start the new year
Descendents of prominent Ngāti Hine leaders are using the first day of the year to gather in Northland to acknowledge their past and reconnect to their whakapapa
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Ngāti Hine invest in Kiwifruit orchards
Ngāti Hine iwi members are set to benefit as the iwi works to build its asset base by exploring investment into Kiwifruit orchards.
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Ngāti Hine unites at Peeni Wynyard Challenge
Family ties were strengthened this weekend as many flocked to Moerewa for one of the communities biggest occasions, the Peeni Wynyard Memorial Challenge.
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Ngāti Hine says 'no' to evolved mandate proposal
Chairman of Te Maara ā Hineaamaru, Te Waihoroi Shortland, has criticised the final iteration of the evolved mandate as Ngāti Hine campaigns to vote in opposition to the proposal.
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New venture to benefit Ngāti Hine rangatahi
Associate Forestry Minister Meka Whaitiri welcomes the project between Ngāti Hine Forestry Trust and Te Uru Rākau, which is to plant 3,600 hectares of pine trees in the far North and less than 500 hectares of Mānuka.
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Potential whakapapa Māori solution for kāuri dieback outbreak
A collective of Northland traditional Māori knowledge experts are leading western science to find a remedy for kāuri dieback - and they say it's all in the whakapapa.
