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Myjanne Jensen is a journalist based in Mangōnui, New Zealand.
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Culturally and historically significant Far North church appeals for support to stay open
St Saviours Church, a culturally and historically significant institution in the Far North, is appealing for financial support to continue its community services. Despite its deep-rooted connection to the local community, the church faces a monthly deficit of $5000. Efforts to raise funds have garnered $7,444 towards a $70,000 goal. The church's leader, Houtas, emphasizes the church's mission to serve the community and calls for donations to sustain its operations.
Culturally and historically significant Far North church appeals for support to stay open
A historically and culturally significant church in the Far North is seeking support to remain open amidst the ongoing cost of living crisis. The church, which holds cultural and historical importance, is facing financial challenges that threaten its operations. The appeal highlights the broader impact of economic pressures on community institutions.
Māori astronomer Professor Rangiānehu Mātāmua reflects on three years of Matariki
Professor Rangiānehu Mātāmua reflects on the growing embrace of Matariki, a Māori tradition, by both Māori and non-Māori in New Zealand. Over the past three years, Matariki has become a significant marker of national identity, with increasing participation in its celebrations. Mātāmua highlights the importance of recognizing mātauranga Māori and notes the global interest in Matariki, with countries like Malaysia, Japan, and America considering their own celebrations. He acknowledges the contributions of the Matariki Advisory Group and individuals like Rereata Mākiha in promoting Matariki. The 2024 Matariki ceremony will be hosted by Ngāi Tahu in the South Island.
What to do in Northland this Matariki long weekend
Northland offers a variety of events to celebrate the Matariki long weekend, including star viewing at Planetarium North, cultural activities, and community gatherings. The Waitangi Treaty Grounds will host a free open day, emphasizing the cultural and spiritual significance of Matariki. The article highlights the importance of Matariki as a time for reflection and connection, encouraging visitors to explore Northland's cultural heritage and participate in local festivities.
James Meager and Tamatha Paul discuss what it’s like being a Māori MP in 2024
James Meager and Tamatha Paul, both Māori MPs, share their experiences and perspectives on being Māori in New Zealand's political landscape. Meager, a National MP, discusses his upbringing and challenges the notion of political ownership over Māori identity. Paul, a Green MP, emphasizes her curiosity and activism, highlighting the importance of representation and connection for urban Māori. Both MPs reflect on their personal journeys and the significance of their roles in Parliament.
Low blow for Far North kids after fundraising money stolen during alleged school break and enter
A school in Mangōnui, New Zealand, experienced a break-in where fundraising money intended for a student camp was stolen. The school's caretaker discovered the break-in early in the morning, and the police are investigating the incident. Despite the setback, the school is committed to ensuring the students can still attend the camp, with support from the community. The incident has left parents and the school community disappointed, but efforts are underway to recover from the loss.
Recovering hoarder opens up about lack of support for disorder in Aotearoa
AJ, a recovering hoarder from New Zealand, shares her personal journey with hoarding disorder, highlighting the lack of support and understanding for the condition in Aotearoa. The disorder, affecting thousands in New Zealand, is often linked to trauma and other mental health issues. Maire Barron, a hoarding specialist, emphasizes the need for empathy and long-term support for those affected. The article discusses the significant fire risks associated with hoarding and suggests implementing safety measures similar to those in Australia. AJ's story underscores the importance of structured support and international resources in managing hoarding behaviors.
New kaupapa Māori initiative to help Te Tai Tōkerau communities prepare for natural disasters
A new kaupapa Māori initiative aims to enhance the resilience of Te Tai Tōkerau communities in New Zealand against natural disasters. Supported by the Northland Regional Council and Tai Tōkerau Māori Advisory Committee, the plan emphasizes Māori values and knowledge, including the maramataka (Māori lunar calendar) and traditional environmental signs. The initiative includes 14 key investment areas, such as climate change adaptation and community support hubs. Key figures like Rereata Mākiha and Kelly Stratford emphasize the importance of integrating traditional knowledge and community self-sovereignty in disaster preparedness efforts.
Whangārei parkrun celebrates 100-year-old Colin Thorne
Colin Thorne, the world's oldest-known centenarian parkrunner from Whangārei, celebrated his 100th birthday and 175th parkrun with around 400 attendees, including Whangarei Mayor Vincent Cucurullo and Minister of Health Shane Reti. Thorne, who started running after retiring from dairy farming, has completed parkruns in 11 locations across Aotearoa and attributes his good health to a positive attitude and staying active. Despite losing his wife Betty in 2021, Thorne continues to participate in parkruns, maintaining his social circle and physical health.
Whangārei construction company’s warning after asbestos vacuum cleaners stolen
Barfoote Construction in Whangārei has issued a public health warning after specialized asbestos vacuum cleaners and hand tools were stolen from an asbestos-contaminated demolition site at Maunu Health Camp. Trevor Barfoote, the company's representative, expressed concern for the safety of the public, urging the return of the stolen items to prevent potential exposure to the deadly asbestos. The theft has caused financial losses and increased the danger of the site, with uncertainty about insurance coverage. A police report has been filed.
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