For almost two years kapa haka events were cancelled and postponed, now events are popping up ready to get back into it
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It's no secret that growing and gathering kai is beneficial to all. Now is the time to take the "wero" seriously.
1 week, 2 days
Bundy Waitai (Ngāti Kuri) talks about Te Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga wānanga this October
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Betsy Young has been teaching her whānau about gardening and some of the simple things may allow your garden to thrive
1 week, 3 days
As the deadline approaches, Moko Tepania is out and about talking to whānau about what his vision for Te Hiku.
1 week, 3 days
A big loss for Ngāpuhi as the Iwi farewells Mere Hape. Wiremu Smith pays respect to her and her whānau.
2 weeks, 1 day
Spring time is prime time for allergies to spread leading to a diverse range of symptoms
2 weeks, 1 day
Longer days ahead of us as spring takes full effect with daylight savings kicks in this Sunday.
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Homegrown journalist, Harata Brown, is in London covering the late Queens tangihanga
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Rangatahi and social media have made communication easier and efficient - getting kaumātua on board is the next step
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Encouraging whānau to rely on the taiao that provides all necessities as apposed to relying on stores
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As many mourn the loss of Queen Elizabeth II, indigenous people around the world are reminded of the
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Taking a trip through history to find a hononga (connection) to the British Crown
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The mana within te reo is strong enough to withstand an attempt to eradicate it's existence.
3 weeks, 1 day
Hay fever affects 20-25% of the population and spring is the worst time of year for symptoms
3 weeks, 1 day
While on holiday in Rarotonga, John Paitai has made contact with whānau from Te Taitokerau
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Indigenous people around the globe are conflicted with the appointment of a new monarch when many did not favor the Crown
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Funding for biodiversity key to uplifting haukāinga employment rates
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Growing up, Peter Kitchen didn't spend much time in his mothers haukāinga.
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Concerns over roading still remain a priority: Dave Collard is standing for re-election in the FNDC council elections
1 month, 3 weeks
Resource Management Act remains an important issue for us in the north
1 month, 3 weeks
Tame Te Rangi joins Girlie Clark for the update on the weeks sports games and what is to come in the next game for the AB's
1 month, 3 weeks
Peter Lucas Jones: Lupin, Marram Grass and Pinua Radiata all contributed to strengthening the marginal land
2 months
Moko Tepania reflects on who/what the main contributors were in his life that helped grow his Te Reo Māori
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