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11. Whakatohea Maori Trust Board
	Our website has been developed to give you an opportunity to learn about and engage in the work of the Board. Here you will find information about: http://www.whakatohea.co.nz/ Farming General \| Maori

12. Hinemoana Baker
	Hinemoana Baker is a published poet, a singer-songwriter, recording artist and occasional broadcaster. http://www.hinemoana.co.nz/ Performing \| Maori \| Writing

13. Sands Carving Studio
	Sands Carving Studio houses unique and premium creations from earth crafted by traditional and modern Maori artists from Hamilton. Go to our website now to find out more. https://www.sandscarvingstudio.com/ contact Maori

14. Ngati Porou Official site

Indepth look into the history, traditions, and culture of Ngati Porou and its people. First place in the world to see the sun atop their sacred mountain Hikurangi. Visit the Maui Whakairo 1000 metres above sea level and view the worlds largest carved waka( war canoe). Our World Our Place Our Home. Nau mai haere mai - Welcome. We specilise in small groups, families and FIT.
http://www.ngatiporou.iwi.nz/

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Tourism Information | Maori

15. Pillars

Prisoner's families site providing support, helpline service, group support, home based visiting and a pilot programme to reduce crime by strengthening the family/whanau in Christchurch. Professionals can refer through the site. Donations can be made through a protected site. A noticeboard is available for families. An e-book explains how to cope with having a loved one in prison.
http://www.pillars.org.nz/

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Maori | Support Services | Charities and Non Profit

16. New Zealand Maori Weddings

New Zealand Maori Weddings provide internationally compliant wedding ceremonies in the setting of indigenous New Zealand ( Aotearoa ) Maori culture. The wedding venues are in Rotorua and Christchurch, New Zealand, and are proving to be particularly popular with Japanese Brides and Grooms. According to Maori legend, it is in the city of Rotorua on the Island of Mokoia, that the seeds of love were planted many generations ago by two famous Maori ancestors, Princess Hinemoa and Tutanekai.
http://www.maoriweddings.co.nz/

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Weddings | Maori

17. Ngati Maniapoto Mare Pact Trust
	The NMMPT is a co-operative venture of 23 marae in the Ngati Maniapoto. Initially conceived in 1980 as a fundraising co-operative, the Trust has taken additional responsibilities for the planning, co-ordination and best utilisation of the communal resources of the Tribe. http://www.maniapoto.org.nz/ Maori

18. Jade and Bone
	A gallery of jade and bone carvings by two leading New Zealand artists. Tourists and New Zealanders can find a range of souvenirs, gifts, and keepsakes, individually handcrafted, with the story of the carving. http://www.jadeandbone.co.nz/ contact Galleries and Artists \| Flowers & Gifts \| Maori

19. maoriarts
	This is a Portal site, a resource for artists and art lovers alike. http://www.maori-arts.com/ contact Galleries and Artists \| Maori

20. Te Runanga O Kirikiriroa

Te Runanga O Kirikiriroa is the urban Maori Authority for Hamilton City. Our organisation has charitable trust status promoting health services, auahi kore, iwi health, mental health, alcohol & Drug programmes, community house, emergency accommodation, community development, policy consultation processes for all Maori and Tagata Pasifika residing within Hamilton City boundaries.
http://www.terunanga.org.nz/

Maori | Charities and Non Profit

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