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Gisborne hip-hop duo raising money to get to worlds in Czech Republic

Kim Parkinson
By Kim Parkinson
Arts, entertainment and education reporter·Gisborne Herald·
24 Jul, 2025 10:00 PMQuick Read

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Paul Hawaikirangi and Kylah Ashwell, aka 98 Cents, will be running dance workshops next week to raise money for their trip to the Hip-Hop Unite world champs in Prague later this year.

Paul Hawaikirangi and Kylah Ashwell, aka 98 Cents, will be running dance workshops next week to raise money for their trip to the Hip-Hop Unite world champs in Prague later this year.

Gisborne duo 98 Cents are holding an evening of dance workshops on August 1 to raise money to help get them to the Hip-Hop Unite World Championships in Prague in October.

Kylah Ashwell and Paul Hawaikirangi will run four 45-minute classes back to back - kids’ K-pop/hip-hop at 5pm; open Afro dancehall at 6pm; open funk at 7pm; and open hip-hop intermediate/advanced at 8pm.

The pair are no strangers to international competition. They competed at the 2023 worlds in Portugal, where they placed 11th in the adult duo section.

To get to the 2025 edition, 98 Cents won gold in the adult duo division and world qualifiers in Lower Hutt over Matariki weekend.

Hawaikirangi iced that victory cake by picking up silver in the 15 years and over solo division.

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98 Cents will be part of the Team NZ contingent heading to the Czech Republic to mix it with dancers from more than 20 nations.

The fundraising workshops will be held at the Musical Theatre Gisborne clubrooms, 101 Innes St, Awapuni.

Classes are $5 each, cash only.

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