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Ngati Toa whanau needed as Ka Mate hosts

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0emailprintNgati Toa is looking for people to work as the face of Ngati Toa Rangatira and Te Papa as part of the Ka Mate programme running at Te Papa from Monday 5 September to Friday 21 October. Ngati Toa will consider applications for both full and part time work. We are looking for people who: [...]

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Toi Toi has an intimate dining area which flows into modern airy bar where patrons can relax on leather couches, sit at cafe tables or prop themselves up on bar leaners.  Two wall mounted plasma television screens ensure they will never miss their favourite sports team/person in action. Toi Toi Bar & Brasserie is open [...]

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One of New Zealand’s favourite tourist attractions, Rainbow Springs Kiwi Wildlife Park in Rotorua, is about to embark on a multi-million dollar project that will change the face of the park. Work is due to begin within the next month on ‘Project Big Splash’, a high-tech water ride flowing through the ecological evolution of New [...]

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TangataWhenua.com has just heard that Rotorua’s Wetini Mitai Ngatai, along with business partner Larry Swann are about to debut their world class Snooze Cube’s at Dubai Airport in April! The cubes are designed to meet all types of traveler needs. Business travelers are catered for with internet access inside the cubes, along with flight information [...]

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Please share this paanui with those members of your Marae who might be eligible / interested. Waikato Tainui, in association with ACCOR and the Ministry of Social Development are seeking 20 people for an amazing opportunity to begin a career in the Hotel industry. You must be registered or eligible to be registered on the [...]

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Gotta love those those good news, chur mai Maori. (Source | The Stuff) Maori tourism operators have pitched in to help British tourists who lost cash and passports in a robbery in Whangarei. Police said the tourists were shaken and shocked after three teenagers grabbed a bag containing a large sum of cash and passports [...]

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The Maori Party says it is a shame that Tourism New Zealand has overlooked the Maori culture in its latest marketing campaign to lure international visitors. The Maori people, our culture and language is what makes Aotearoa New Zealand unique – you will not find it anywhere else on earth yet we have been cut [...]

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