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Tuesday July 17, 2018 Last updated 06:21AM
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Paakiwaha Recap
Paakiwaha Recap
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Tina Cross Singer Countless studies have found that singing with a group helps develop confidence and social networks, improves physical and mental health - evidence points to the release of stress-relieving hormones – and is great exercise and entertainment |
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Matiu Workman University of Otago Turangawaewae, Pokai Whenua was founded to help Maori students discover a passion for exploring other universities and indigenous communities. By providing an immersive indigenous community-to-community knowledge exchange, the programme aims to grow an internationally experienced cohort of Maori students with links to other universities and their indigenous communities. |
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Sam Elworthy Publisher Less than a week into the release of He Kupu Tuku Iho publisher Auckland University Press has hit the reprint button. |
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Troy Kingi Musician Breakfast Host: Dale Husband |
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Graeme Osborne CE E Tipu e Rea Maori leaders have filed a Treaty of Waitangi claim against Education Minister Chris Hipkins’ decision to close 11 successful Partnership Schools. |
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Te Arawa actor Temuera Morrison on Paakiwaha Temuera Morrison |
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Maaka Pohatu new comedy programme Tongue Tied A new comedy series premiering on the 19 of July named Tongue Tied on Maori Television |
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Leo Koziol Wairoa Maori Film Festival Director Auckland's first Maori Film Week launched last Satruday and it is featuring the best films from the Wairoa Maori Film Festival. |
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Peters right to pursue leak in court John Tamihere: It's remarkable how we can all look and hear someone say or conduct themselves and come away with hugely varying understandings. |
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Love him or loathe him Winston Peters will be (well, soon to be) Prime Minister John Tamihere: Love him or hate him, vote for him or against him, either way, Winston Peters will be Prime Minister - albeit as acting PM only. |
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Time for government to step up and sort out 'after-hours debacle' says Tamihere John Tamihere: On Friday - the first day of winter - Westies will see billboards, adverts and information directing them to free medical care at Waitākere Hospital's Accident and Emergency department. |
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