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Te Runanga A Iwi O Ngapuhi (www.ngapuhi.iwi.nz)
New Zealand’s largest iwi, with more than 95,000 members. The house of Ngapuhi stretches from Tamaki Makaurau in the south to Cape Reinga in the north.
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Hokianga Nui a Kupe (www.hokianga.org)
Featuring information on Maori history in the Hokianga region, along with learning styles suited to Maori children and educational resources on the Treaty of Waitangi.
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Ngapuhi Whakapapa (www.ngapuhiwhakapapa.com)
Whakapapa research of Nga Puhi whanau. No matter where you live the whakapapa o Nga Puhi is consistent and it does not change
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Keisha Castle-Hughes (www.keishacastlehughes.com)
A site dedicated to bringing you information about Keisha Castle-Hughes, a young Oscar-nominated actress from New Zealand.
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Te Aupouri (www.teaupouri.iwi.nz)
A website about and for Te Aupouri, a Maori tribe of New Zealand. Keep abreast of developments within this tribe and learn about its history.
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Aotea Harbour (www.aoteaharbour.co.nz)
Visit Aotea Harbour for tranquility and a restful haven during the summer months. The harbour has safe beaches for swimming, kayaking, fishing or windsurfing, with many unique plants and sea birds in their natural habitat.
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Whanau Day Out (www.ezekiel33.org.nz)
An Auckland event for families and all ages featuring free entertainment, music and dance, show rides, competitions and prizes. Free entry. Free parking. Other events include Flava Out West, Oceania extravaganza, Watchmen in the City, Kuia and Kaumatua Ball, and Youth Shout Out.
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Christian Maori Theology (homepages.ihug.co.nz/~dominic/)
The purpose of this page is to open up to all the richness of a Christian Maori theology.
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Wairere Boulder Valley Reserve (www.wairereboulders.co.nz)
The Wiarere Boulder Valley is composed of thousands of basalt boulders, stacked on top of each other. Tours are available featuring tracks, suspension bridges and platforms.
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New Zealand Maori Weddings (www.rotoruaweddings.co.nz)
A unique and cultural wedding experience, located in Rotorua.
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Guardians of the Bay of Islands Inc (www.boiguardians.co.nz)
An organisation committed to restoring the mauri/lifeforce of the islands of Ipipiri.
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Taiamai Tours (www.taiamaitours.co.nz)
Maori heritage tours that provide an unforgettable experience, including a canoe journey to the sacred island of Motu Maire.
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Canterbury Wreck (www.canterburywreck.co.nz)
An artificial reef created by the sinking of a former Navy frigate at Deep Water Cove, on the Cape Brett Peninsula, at the southern arm of the Bay of Islands.
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The Political Scene (www.enzed.com/faq/b31.html)
The New Zealand political scene which includes why there is no Constitution, the form of Government, the Justice System, and membership in organisations.
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Universal Business Systems (www.unicom.co.nz)
Supplying a range of computer and office printers, specialising in printers and photocopiers.
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Maori Sports Awards (www.maorisportsawards.co.nz)
A cultural and educational trust supporting maori sports awards. located in Auckland City.
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RibbonWood (www.ribbonwoodwarkworth.co.nz)
Luxury self-contained b&b apartment in a rural location overlooking the Mahurangi Harbour on the edge of historic Warkworth village.
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Fish Crazy Imports (www.fish-crazy.com)
Specalist gamefishing tackle, sourced from around the world. Home of the 'Quickshots' game fish tagging system.
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Mika-Entertainer (www.mika.co.nz)
Mika is an artist who crosses all boundaries, a captivating entertainer with substance. His shows open with an explosion of cheek and charisma then move on with intensity, through a diverse range of genre and moods.
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Hapai Te Hauora Tapui (www.hapai.co.nz)
Committed to public health excellence in Aotearoa, Hapai Te Hauora Tapui is a regional Maori public health provider in Auckland.
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Auahi Kore (www.auahikore.org.nz)
Part of a national framework for action to reduce smoking in New Zealand, particularly amongst Maori people.
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Al Derado (www.alderado.co.nz)
Waterfront bach accommodation at Mangawhai Heads, a popular getaway conveniently located only 1.5 hours drive north of Auckland.
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