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1. asiapacificreport.nz › 2020/10/07 › in-search-of-ourIn search of our Hawaiki origins – behind the myths and ...

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   Oct 7, 2020 · When I first learned about the mythical place called Hawaiki. I understood it to be Cape Reinga at the tip of Aotearoa New Zealand’s North Island, where the two oceans meet – the Blue Pacific and the Tasman Sea. As Māori told me, it was the place where their tupuna (ancestors) departed.

2. www.abc.net.au › news › 2024/09/19New Zealand is unwinding 'race-based policies'. Māori say it ...

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   Sep 18, 2024 · Maori protesters outside New Zealand's parliament in the capital Wellington. (Foreign Correspondent: Emily Clark) The Treaty of Waitangi was signed by representatives of the Crown and more than 500 Māori chiefs when New Zealand became a British colony in 1840.

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   Aug 8, 2024 · Protestors gathered outside Parliament in the capital, Wellington, this week to oppose the government’s plans to repeal a clause requiring recognition of children’s Māori heritage from the law governing the child protection system.

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4. www.rnz.co.nz › news › national'Heart' of Wellington rebirthed with new Māori name | RNZ News

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   Jun 14, 2018 · Wellington has been gifted a new Māori name for its Civic Square, following an announcement that the council will make te reo more visible around the city. Civic Square will now also be known as, Te Ngākau, meaning 'the heart'.

5. www.nzherald.co.nz › nz › politicsThree major events about to unfold in the new Government’s ...

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   Saturday marks the first of three major events for te ao Māori, all within three weeks. Iwi and hapū across the motu will meet on three separate occasions to kōrero and wānanga about the...

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   Transport. Driver injured, traffic chaos on Wellington motorway after truck crashes into wall. A heavy tow has arrived at the scene to take the truck away, Waka Kotahi says. Wellington. Concern...

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   Why is Wellington's Civic Square renamed Te ngkau?

   • Wellington has been gifted a new Māori name for its Civic Square, following an announcement that the council will make te reo more visible around the city. Civic Square will now also be known as, Te Ngākau, meaning 'the heart'. Photo: RNZ/Richard Tindiller

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   Is New Zealand trying to dilute the agency of indigenous people?

   • The government has faced various allegations of seeking to dilute the agency of indigenous people in New Zealand since it took power in October. The protests - known as hikoi - were held in cities including the capital Wellington, Auckland, Tauranga and Christchurch. Some took place in car convoys on motorways, disrupting traffic.

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   Is a Wellington region bucking the trend?

   • Councils across the Wellington region have signed off their 10-year long-term plan. But one region is bucking the trend. The event brings together over 25 chocolatiers from Aotearoa, Australia and the Pacific. Police said another woman was treated at the scene for minor injuries.

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   What is New Zealand's Treaty of Waitangi?

   • New Zealand's founding document, the Treaty of Waitangi, on display in Wellington. (Foreign Correspondent: Emily Clark) With stunning speed, New Zealand's right-wing coalition government has repealed, removed or reversed around a dozen of what it calls "race-based policies" that enshrine the special status of Māori people in national life.

   New Zealand is unwinding 'race-based policies'. Māori say it's taking

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   Did New Zealand really need a lot of Te Reo?

   • “I just didn’t think it needed a lot of te reo in it,” Goldsmith told 1News, using a phrase meaning the Māori language, an official one of New Zealand. The language was once close to dying out, but activists provoked a revival over several decades, and common Māori words or phrases are now in everyday use among all New Zealanders.

   Australia and New Zealand are locked in a battle of tongue in cheek

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   What is the mythical place called Hawaiki?

   • REVIEW: By Sri Krishnamurthi of Pacific Media Watch When I first learned about the mythical place called Hawaiki. I understood it to be Cape Reinga at the tip of Aotearoa New Zealand’s North Island, where the two oceans meet – the Blue Pacific and the Tasman Sea. As Māori told me, it was the place where their tupuna (ancestors) departed.

   In search of our Hawaiki origins – behind the myths and storytelling

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8. www.bbc.com › news › articlesNew Zealand: Thousands rally in support of Māori rights - BBC

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   May 30, 2024 · The protests - known as hikoi - were held in cities including the capital Wellington, Auckland, Tauranga and Christchurch. Some took place in car convoys on motorways, disrupting traffic. Some...