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The Beehive was recently a-buzz with budding Māori scientists when more than 300 excited tamariki and rangatahi, along with teachers and whānau, carried out various experiments including extracting DNA from a strawberry. Read more »
Sir Graham Stanley Latimer was involved with the New Zealand Māori Council for nearly 40 years – much of it as its President. Read more »
A new publication, Cybrospace: Journeys to Success, was produced by Victoria University of Wellington with the support of Te Puni Kōkiri and is targeted specifically at Māori students wanting to study science at a tertiary level. Read more »
The National Awards for the Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Scheme were held in Wellington at the Duxton Hotel recently. Read more »
Kīngi Tuheitia unveiled a magnificent tomokanga that will welcome international travellers when they arrive at Auckland Airport. Read more »
A rare glimpse into Wellington’s past is available right in the middle of town following the recent opening of the Te Aro Pā visitors’ centre in lower Taranaki Street. Read more »
Ko ngā pukenga nui a ngā rangatahi ki te whaikōrero i te reo Māori me te reo Ingārihi i kitea e te marea i Rotorua i te marama o Mahuru ki Ngā Whakataetae Manu Kōrero ā-motu 2008. Read more »
Bodybuilding is a whānau sport for Wiremu Anaru of Te Arawa and Ngāti Tūwharetoa. Inspired by his cousins, Wiremu decided to take up the challenge and compete in a bodybuilding competition, where he recently won a bronze medal. Read more »
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