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Prime Minister Jacinda Arderns Northland visit starts at emotion-charged Ruapekapeka commemoration 2 Feb, 2021 08:49 PM 4 minutes to read PM Jacinda Ardern, Willie Apiata, Governor General Dame Patsy Reddy and British High Commissioner Laura Clarke are welcomed onto Ruapekapeka. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has kicked off a four-day visit to Northland at an emotion-filled unveiling of a memorial for British soldiers killed during the Ruapekapeka battle of 1846. Ardern, Governor General Patsy R...

Ruapekapeka enemies find common ground in waahi tapu 03 Feb 2021 08:24 AM Photo: Radio Waatea Image Database. More Related Stories Pita Tipene: Ruapekapeka enemies find common ground in waahi tapu While around the world monuments of colonialism are being torn down, in Northland this morning a memorial stone is being unveiled for British soldiers and sailors killed while trying to enforce colonial rule on Ngapuhi. While around the world monuments of colonialism are being torn down, in ...

Thursday, 28 January 2021, 2:32 pm On February 2nd 1996, SkyCity Auckland officially opened its doors to the public and to celebrate SkyCity will be hosting a free ‘90’s themed Federal Street Party this Friday 29 January 2021, with a stellar line up of Kiwi artists from the era. Kiwi music greats Annie Crummer, Che Fu, Jordan Luck and Nice ‘n’ Urlich are headlining the festival and Federal Street will be shut to make way for a selection of mouth-watering Kiwi kai and a Fortune Favours ...

Press Release – SKYCITY On February 2nd 1996, SkyCity Auckland officially opened its doors to the public and to celebrate SkyCity will be hosting a free ‘90’s themed Federal Street Party this Friday 29 January 2021, with a stellar line up of Kiwi artists from the era. Kiwi music greats Annie Crummer, Che Fu, Jordan Luck and Nice ‘n’ Urlich are headlining the festival and Federal Street will be shut to make way for a selection of mouth-watering Kiwi kai and a Fortune Favours pop-up bar...

Grace Irwin gains Girls Brigade Queens Award 20 Jan, 2021 11:29 PM 4 minutes to read All recipients of the Queens Award (Girls Brigade) and Queens Badge (Boys Brigade) with the Governor-General Dame Patsy Reddy, patron of the brigades. Grace is on the far right at the front. All recipients of the Queens Award (Girls Brigade) and Queens Badge (Boys Brigade) with the Governor-General Dame Patsy Reddy, patron of the brigades. Grace is on the far right at the front. Bush Telegraph By: Dave Murdoch ...

Plant Based Predictions for 2021 Veganuary ushers in an auspicious start to the New Year, setting up to be the biggest ever yet. With 250,000 people worldwide signing up in advance, that’s already over half the number of last year’s unprecedented 400,000! Kiwis are as keen as ever to be taking the vegan challenge, finding many of their traditional favourites existing in vegan form. The opportunities for the plant-based market is bigger than ever, with many NZ brands sourcing locally grown p...

Monday, 28 December 2020, 8:35 am Veganuary ushers in an auspicious start to the New Year, setting up to be the biggest ever yet. With 250,000 people worldwide signing up in advance, thats already over half the number of last years unprecedented 400,000! Kiwis are as keen as ever to be taking the vegan challenge, finding many of their traditional favourites existing in vegan form. The opportunities for the plant-based market is bigger than ever, with many NZ brands sourcing locally grown produ...

Almost there! Check your email inbox to finalise email verification. Youll then be asked to choose a password so you can log in to The Spinoff. December 18, 2020 Alex Casey, Michele A’Court and Leonie Hayden grapple with the phenomenon that is imposter syndrome. (Photo: On the Rag) Best of 2020: On the Rag versus imposter syndrome All this week we’re looking back on some of the best videos published on The Spinoff in 2020. Today, On the Rag dismantles the dreaded imposter sy...

Marlborough Sounds murderer Scott Watson parole decision says he still professes innocence 13 Dec, 2020 08:20 PM 4 minutes to read Ben Smart and Olivia Hope disappeared 20 years ago while celebrating New Years in the Marlborough Sounds. Their bodies have never been recovered. Video / Mike Scott Ben Smart and Olivia Hope disappeared 20 years ago while celebrating New Years in the Marlborough Sounds. Their bodies have never been recovered. Video / Mike Scott Convicted Marlborough Sounds double ki...

Stuff editorial director Mark Stevens reflects on the news companys role in its coverage of Māori. OPINION: The late 20th century has been termed “the age of apology”, in reference to the proliferation of expressions of regret and remorse by governments, official bodies and institutions to amend historic wrongs. The recent mea culpa by Stuff for its discriminatory treatment of Māori can be viewed in this context – partly as a social speech act of contrition, and also as a promise to do...