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Should other cultures (non Maori) have the rights to use Haka without seeking prior permission?

	Definitely No!
	Yes
	Not sure, sitting on the fence.

Maori in Oz, what would make you return home to NZ?

	Better wage conditions with penal rates and lower taxes!
	Affordable living costs matched with better earnings!
	Improved Education, Health and Employment
	All of the above and some!

NZ Unemployment Benefit (UB), DPB etc...

	Wages should far exceed UB & DPB to encourage working as a positive
	Increase Family Payments to WORKING families to help them get ahead.
	The whole system is a shambles!

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Maori Phrases

Nau mai ki te wā kāinga
Welcome home

Tēnā koutou i ā koutou manaakitanga mai
Thank you for your hospitality

Kia kaha
Be strong

Haere pai atu, hoki pai mai
Travel safely

Haere pai atu, hoki pai mai
Have a wonderful trip
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Food For Thought

In 1981 the first kohanga reo Māori language immersion programme was established.

By 1994 there were 809 "kohanga reo" schools established. In 1985 the Waitangi Tribunal declared the Māori language to be a "taonga" (treasure). More info

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He Kupu o te Ra

mahi(a): to do, work, make

E haere ana au ki te mahi.
I am going to work.

I mahi tahi tātou katoa. We all worked together.

Kua mahia te mahi pai e kōrua.
You two have done a good job.

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Fried Bread

INTRODUCTION -

Fried bread can utilize any of the Maori Bread recipes listed in the Kai Index; it is in the method that makes it different. For ease of understanding I will be using the Takakau recipe below. Fried bread is delicious served hot and spread with butter, jams and/or golden syrup and a hot cup of tea or coffee.