A recent study published in Archaeology in Oceania explores the oral, linguistic, genetic and archaeological evidence surrounding the Tombuk volcanic eruption.
The body of a Kiwi soldier killed fighting in Ukraine thee years ago has finally been recovered and farewelled in an ...
Language, identity, and power are at the center of Brian Friel’s new play, which has been translated into te reo Māori by ...
BBC radio reporter, Anne Marie McAleese, on a whim, turned off the Lisburn Glenavy road to visit The Ballance House she ...
Labour Party leader Chris Hipkins says the changes to Whānau Ora are a knee-jerk reaction to issues surrounding the Māori-led ...
The Hurricanes have announced that Ruben Love has recommitted to the Hamilton-based outfit and New Zealand Rugby beyond the ...
Warming up with lots of sunshine on Tuesday! Have your Apple and eat it too with this MacBook Pro deal Have your Apple and ...
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Dolphin's surprise leap transforms fishing trip into rescue missionA peaceful fishing trip changed in a split second. "One minute everything was fine and then just like lightning striking, ...
The 11-foot long bottlenose dolphin jumped aboard the roughly 16-foot-long boat when Dean Harrison, the owner of the boat, ...
The group were trying their luck off the far north coast of New Zealand’s North ... Helpers named the two to three year old dolphin “Tohu” which means “sign” in the Maori language. In a heartwarming ...
Three fishermen in New Zealand were enjoying a peaceful outing when a 900-pound dolphin suddenly dropped in on them—literally.
On Tuesday, Brownlee said lawmakers were already permitted to address Parliament in any of New Zealand’s three official languages — English, te reo Māori and New Zealand Sign Language.
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