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Basketball Future in Good Hands

Basketball Future in Good Hands

Posted: August 11, 2010

The Rotorua under 13 basketball teams sent a reminder to their bigger city cousins that not all talent resides in the bigger centres, when it comes to junior Basketball at least. By Piki Thomas (Ngati Pikiao) Over the weekend both the boys and girls representative

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NZ based Ki-o-rahi team gets support from UK bowlers

NZ based Ki-o-rahi team gets support from UK bowlers

Posted: July 20, 2010

A GROUP of bowlers are raising money to help some young New Zealanders travel to the UK to play a native rugby game. The sportsmen, from Enfield Bowling Club held a bring-and-buy sale, competitions, a raffle and a bowls game on 19 July. The fun kicked off at 2.30pm at the club, in Cecil Road, Enfield

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TUA DE FORCE – EXCLUSIVE, LIVE AND FREE-TO-AIR ON MAORI TELEVISION!

TUA DE FORCE – EXCLUSIVE, LIVE AND FREE-TO-AIR ON MAORI TELEVISION!

Posted: July 12, 2010

New Zealand’s national indigenous broadcaster, Maori Television, will present exclusive, live and free-to-air coverage of David ‘Tuamanator’ Tua’s next fight in his campaign to take out the world heavyweight championship title this Sunday July 18 from midday. Now

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“Bring Back Buck” > Comments from Hone Harawira

“Bring Back Buck” > Comments from Hone Harawira

Posted: July 12, 2010

Me and Shane Jones don’t always agree, but we line up with tens of thousands of others, both Maori and Pakeha, in calling for one of Maoridom’s greatest ever All Blacks, Wayne “Buck” Shelford, to be appointed as one of Rugby World Cup’s Ambassadors. In

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RACISM AND RUGBY LEAGUE – ON NATIVE AFFAIRS TONIGHT!

RACISM AND RUGBY LEAGUE – ON NATIVE AFFAIRS TONIGHT!

Posted: July 5, 2010

A special report on racism and prejudice in rugby league – featuring an exclusive interview with Anthony Mundine – screens on Maori Television’s weekly indigenous current affairs series, NATIVE AFFAIRS, tonight, Monday July 5, at 8.30 PM. Presenter

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Force working on Ripia (Planet Rugby)

Force working on Ripia (Planet Rugby)

Posted: July 5, 2010

Following the announcement that Assistant Coach Richard Graham will take over the top job in Perth from 2011, the Force are now after a new pivot in the shape of Willie Ripia. The Perth franchise have struggled to

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GRASSROOTS CLUB RUGBY LEAGUE RETURNS TO MAORI TELEVISION

GRASSROOTS CLUB RUGBY LEAGUE RETURNS TO MAORI TELEVISION

Posted: June 23, 2010

Auckland Rugby League’s prestigious premiere grade inter-club championship kicks off its comprehensive coverage on New Zealand’s national indigenous broadcaster, Maori Television, this weekend (June 26-27) For

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Waka Ama Matariki Sprints @ Clive River, Hawkes Bay, Sat 26 Jun 2010

Waka Ama Matariki Sprints @ Clive River, Hawkes Bay, Sat 26 Jun 2010

Posted: June 10, 2010

We would like to panui out that the Clive River, Hawkes Bay ‘Matariki Sprints’ will start at 9am (registrations close at 8.30am) on Saturday 26th Jun 2010. Hosted by the Heretaunga Ararau O Ngati Kahungunu Waka Ama

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The Maori Rugby Team take the field for an exciting 2010

The Maori Rugby Team take the field for an exciting 2010

Posted: June 10, 2010

Following on from the highly publicised apology to Maori rugby players by the NZRFU and the extended stand down, the Maori Rugby Team are back in 2010 to take the field against the New Zealand Barbarian squad in Whangarei this weekend. Putting

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Maori tennis stars stay in Northland

Maori tennis stars stay in Northland

Posted: June 2, 2010

A couple of young tennis stars from the north have turned their back on poachers from Auckland Waatea News has reported. In just their second year of competing, 12-year-old  and his 10-year-old brother Matiu Baker cleaned up the opposition at the summer tournaments. Their

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