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Tumai Kaukau-Troughton is the Te Reo reporter at the AIMS Games.
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New chief executive for Ngāti Awa Group Holdings
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Te Arawa stands in solidarity with Ihumātao
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Justice report calls for Māori-led approach
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Rotorua hosting premier event of Māori economy calendar
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'I see so much pain:' Youth seek to uplift rangatahi
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Meet the candidates: Te Tatau o Te Arawa Board
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