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Ruatoki movie screens today

3 September 2014

"Ow What!" is a classis Maori-English slang phrase and one that''s heard a lot in the Eastern Bay. Freelance film producer-director Mike Jonathan has taken the phrase, commonly voiced by Maori children and adults alike, and used it as the title of his laters film, shot in...

Apology accepted, in part

2 September 2014

The people of Tuhoe are looking to the future after a Crown apology that addressed more than 170 years of historic grievances dubbed among the worst in New Zealand history. Tuhoe Te Mana Motuhake mai Waikaremoana chairman Lance Winitana said last month's long-awaited apology at Taneatua, was acknowledged by the people of...

A flag taken from Maungapohatu to be used as evidence of sedition on the part of Tuhoe prophet Rua Kenana was returned to the iwi on Friday. An in another exchange on the day the Crown apologised for...

Tuhoe has received its long-awaited Crown apology for historic grievances, dubbed among the worst in New Zealand's hitory. Thousands of people, including Tuhoe from across the country, gathered for the event in Taneatua on...

Tuhoe hosted the Crown at a Settlement Day ceremony in Taneatua to celebrate the recent passage of Tuhoe Treay settlement legislation on Friday, with several thousand iwi members joining Crown representative for the...

Tame Iti, the larger-than-life face of Maori radicalism is now aiming to become part of the establishment, and will stand for the Maori Party this election. The man best known to some for his activism, his imprisonment on firearms charges and his participation in military-style training camps and to others for his fight for Maori sovereignty, his art and his work with youth, has revealed his intentions to Fairfax Media. Speaking in the home he...