480 with 14 kills to lead UH. Bamis and Stella Adeyemi added nine kills for the Rainbow Wahine, who hit .480 and .333 in the final two sets to finish at .287 for the match. Alexander added two ...

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Please verify your email address. A creative Pokemon fan recently carved Dratini out of maple wood. The community has been wowed by the handmade creation, noting that the beige coloring would make ...

Whether whakairo (carving), kākahu (textiles), photography or digital arts, all mediums are presented. The authors bring peerless knowledge to the project -- Māori art and architecture historian ...

"This is to build a hunger, not just with Māori, but also people in Aotearoa [New Zealand] to properly understand the people of this country and what happened to Indigenous people," advocate Era ...

Ricky Mitai’s legacy is woven into the fabric of Māori performance. Ricky Lee Tapuni Mitai, a proud descendant of Te Whakatōhea, has died unexpectedly at 36. A passionate advocate for the ...

Deaf Māori face exclusion from their whānau and cultural heritage due to an extreme shortage of trilingual interpreters. Imagine being deaf and at the tangi of a loved one. You stand when ...

Pharmac has decided to disestablish its Māori advisory group - something the advisory group's former chairperson says will compromise its ability to deliver for Māori. In a statement, the chairperson ...

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Public Interest Journalism funded through NZ On Air. Ākonga from kura across Tairāwhiti will take the main stage at this year’s Tūranganui Schools’ Māori Cultural Festival (TSMCF) to celebrate and ...

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"We always say in New Zealand that the Treaty always speaks, it speaks today as it did 150 years ago." Steve Hansen: There's a mateship, you know, there's a sense of love for each other and you know, ...