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Wāhine from Te Hokowhitu perform at the weekend’s Tamararo event

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Wāhine from Te Hokowhitu Atu sing out in their performance at  the weekend’s Tamararo event, which featured brackets from 19 groups over the two days.

The festival, in its 70th year, was held at the Farmers Air Showgrounds Event Centre, hot on the heels of the Turanganui Primary Schools Māori Cultural Festival which finished on Friday.

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