Patterson's son, Soren, now 11, was later found by deputies around one mile from the family's home. Patterson had left Soren to take another one of her children to a doctor's appointment and didn't ...
Indigenous Maori lawmakers disrupted New Zealand's parliament with a stirring "haka" dance, voicing opposition to a race ...
The Treaty of Waitangi, which is the focus of the proposed bill, dates back to 1840 and is considered New Zealand's founding ...
Parliament erupted with a haka during the first reading of the Treaty Principles Bill yesterday. Was the performance appropriate? Also, former Tasman Distr ...
A 60-year-old woman arrested on suspicion of manslaughter following the deaths of three elderly people from suspected carbon ...
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Māori lawmakers perform Haka in New Zealand parliament protesting controversial proposed lawNew Zealand's parliament was suspended and two lawmakers were ejected during a vote on a controversial proposed law redefining the country’s founding agreement between Indigenous Māori and the British ...
Ireland suffered further disappointment at the hands of New Zealand as their 19-match winning streak in Dublin was ended by a 23-13 defeat. Andy Farrell’s side were facing the formidable All Blacks ...
Ellis Genge has revealed England will decide on a potential challenge to the haka after Joe Marler called for New Zealand's pre-match ritual to be 'binned'. Marler has since issued an apology ...
England aim to prove they belong in the highest echelons of the Test game this autumn. The All Blacks are a tantalising first ...
This traditional Māori dance of haka was first performed by the team, which used to be called The Natives, back in 1888 and 1889, when the Kiwi rugby team played in Britain and Australia.
NEW ZEALAND will be performing their traditional Haka when they take on England in the Autumn Internationals. The big match at Twickenham is kicking off the long-awaited Autumn clashes.
What are the lyrics to the Haka and is it always the same song? New Zealand traditionally always sang a song called Ka Mate, which is a war cry written in 1820 by a Maori chief Te Rauparaha.
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