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sometimes their actions weren't the same." When a member of the touring party inquired as to whether to perform the haka on the tour
Shelford told the team members “If we're going to do it, we're going to do it right. Either perform the haka properly or not at all. Vote on it and decide which way you want to go.” The team was adamant they wanted to perform the haka. As a result Reid and Shelford who had 10 years of kapa haka experience trained them on how to correctly perform the haka, stressing the importance of correctly learning the
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until 2002, by which time it was becoming apparent that it would be better to create a haka that was unique to the Black Ferns. Te Whetu
Werohia Tipiwai, took up the challenge of composing one. A discussion followed with former Black Ferns captain Farah Palmer about the team’s values. He then used a waiata (song) composed by Pania Papa as inspiration, though the words didn’t come to him until he was driving over the Tararua ranges. In August 2006 he donated his creation “Ko Ūhia Mai” to the Black Ferns, to which former Black Fern
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Rauparaha performed this ancient haka, which had been performed all through New
Zealand for centuries. The story of Te Rauparaha was merely woven into several older stories about this haka, from a rope-hauling chant to beach a 14th-century voyaging waka, a call for unity under one strong leader, and at the end of an erotic wedding-night chant, 'Kikiki Kakaka.' Ka Mate is still used today together with 'Toia Mai' to "haul the waka" of visitors onto a marae.
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back. After the match, the IRB issued
England with a fine of £2,000 for having have breached World Cup 2019 rules relating to cultural challenges, which states that no players from the team receiving the challenge may advance beyond the halfway line. England went on to win the match 19–7, advancing to meet South Africa in the final, which they would lose 32–12.
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game. Cockerill went toe-to-toe with his opposite number Norm Hewitt while they performed the haka. The referee became so concerned that Hewitt and
Cockerill would begin fighting that he pushed Cockerill away from Hewitt. Cockerill went on to say afterwards "I believe that I did the right thing that
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decided that it was about time that something had to be done. He later commented "I grew up watching the All Blacks do the haka and it was quite comical really the way they did it because they weren't very well trained. I don't think they ever practised it, and they were all out of sync at times and
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In the 2019 Rugby World Cup semi-finals, England fanned out across the pitch and adopted a V-shaped formation before the All Blacks began their haka. As the All Blacks delivered the challenge, several
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Simpson-Brown was replaced by a captain who had no connection to Ngāti Porou, which lead to concerns about continued use of a haka associated with a specific iwi, whereas the team represented all of the country. The Black Ferns however continued to perform “Ka Panapana”
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Jonathan Kaplan berating both teams for a full two minutes after the haka had ended until eventually New Zealand captain McCaw instructed his
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defended the decision by stating that the haka was "integral to New
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of the United Kingdom, the first team from a colony to do so. It was originally intended that only Māori players would be selected, but four non-Māori were finally included. As the non-Māori were born in New Zealand, the name "Native" was considered justified. The team performed a haka before the
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to commemorate his escape from death during an incident in 1810. Chased by his enemies, he hid in a food-storage pit under the skirt of a woman. He climbed out to find someone standing over him, who, instead of killing Te Rauparaha, turned out to be another chief friendly to him. In relief, Te
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traditionally used the same haka as the All Blacks until Te Whetu Werohia Tipiwai who was a member of the New Zealand Māori Rugby Board for 15 years and the kaumātua of the Māori All Blacks from 2001 to 2010, composed a new haka, “Timatanga”, for the team. This was first performed in 2001.
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day," he said. "They were throwing down a challenge and I showed them I was ready to accept it. I'm sure they would rather we did that than walk away." In recent times when the haka is performed against England, it is often drowned out by England fans singing "
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TV channel in Australia aired a commercial which used digital enhancement to add handbags to video of New Zealand rugby players performing the haka. This was inspired by an incident when former All Black captain
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highlighted by a drawing of the thumb down the throat. This was interpreted by many as a "throat-slitting" action directed at the opposing team. The All Blacks went on to win the match 31 to 27.
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and Mania Parihi created the rhythm, before in association with a group of players they created suitable actions for the haka. This haka has been used by the Blacks Ferns since then.
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start of their first match on 3 October 1888 against Surrey. They were described as using the words "Ake ake kia kaha" which suggests that the haka was not "Ka Mate".
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team to break off. After a spirited first half display which ended with Wales leading 9–6, the All Blacks responded positively and won the game 9–29.
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3386:"New Zealand Basketball Team's Haka Dance Baffles Team USA"
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To transfer from the heavens to the world of enlightenment
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Let us propel us for the frey of the fray! Us, us, beraddy!
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The Invincibles performed this haka during their unbeaten
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Words chanted on field, and their literal interpretation
3046:"Handbag haka was foul play, say heavyweights of rugby"
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was caught on camera swearing at New Zealand full back
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In 1989, as the All Blacks were performing the haka in
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3433:(Master of Physical Education). University of Otago.
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The "Kapa o Pango" haka created controversy when the
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First verse of Ko Niu Tireni, with a 1925 translation
2747:, March 1959, Rev. Tipi Kaa, Te Ao Hou The New World
2425:"England debate how to respond to Black Ferns' haka"
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on 19 July 1903, after the first match against NSW.
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201:laws banning them from bringing any Māori players.
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and this particular team also became known as the '
1102:Ki runga ki te rangi e tū iho nei, tū iho nei, hī!
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3297:"Forget the usual pageantry, let's just have fun"
2371:The International Journal of the History of Sport
2310:"Mourners farewell Te Whetu Werohia Tipiwai MNZM"
2236:"Former All Black captain Buck Shelford knighted"
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553:...who summons the Sun and makes it shine on us!
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1998:, the (field) hockey team, also perform a haka.
965:match against South Africa on 27 August 2005 at
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2081:Traditional war dances of other rugby nations:
1778:over the head with a woman's handbag after the
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836:We shall attain the zenith the utmost heights.
2663:"Controversial All Blacks haka could get chop"
1867:Haka performed by non-New Zealand sports teams
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1199:(assertive sounds to raise adrenaline levels)
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3195:"England fined for V-formation haka response"
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1737:, Australia performing the traditional haka.
1413:Ko Hineahuone, Ko Hinetitama Ko Hinenui te po
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62:New Zealand women's national rugby union team
3072:"Masoe fined after tearful handbag punch-up"
2131:"Taking the haka to American football games"
1675:often ignored the haka, most notably in the
1018:All Blacks, let me become one with the land
926:, 2nd ed. 1950, Book II chap iii, page 335.
3120:"Debate flares again on controversial haka"
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2640:Football: New Zealanders in New South Wales
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1179:Get ready...! Line up...! Steady...! Yeah!
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3388:. Australia: ABC News. 3 September 2014.
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2184:"The blackest year in All Black history"
2166:"Te Ara The Encyclopedia of New Zealand"
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1721:In 2005, Australian rugby league player
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920:The Wellingthund sturm waxes fuercilier.
908:Ko Niutirenis haururu laleish! Ala lala!
757:The New Zealand storm is about to break
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2280:"The evolution of the All Blacks haka"
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1839:New Zealand national rugby sevens team
737:Let us prepare ourselves for the prey
381:Get ready...! Line up...! Stand fast!
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195:1949 tour of South Africa and Rhodesia
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2338:Voerman, Andrew (18 September 2022).
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1286:Fight up there, high up there. Yeah!
787:(Sounds of The height of the storm.)
54:New Zealand national rugby union team
5382:For other topics including Oceanian
3775:French Polynesia's Marquesas Islands
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3325:"Kiwis deny overdoing haka at Games"
3267:Thornley, Gerry (19 November 2008).
3112:
2912:Inverdale, John (14 November 2002).
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1899:adding citations to reliable sources
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1624:Strength together. It will be done.
777:The New Zealand storm waxes fiercer
204:In 2015 in a world cup game against
197:as a protest against South Africa's
3352:Woolf, Alexander (31 August 2002).
3193:Phillips, Smith (30 October 2019).
3098:"New Zealand ire at 'handbag haka'"
2992:"McCaw defends private haka choice"
2815:. 15 September 2007. Archived from
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1614:We will gather and unite together.
1228:The Team in Black is rumbling here
912:The Wullingthund sturm is breaking.
767:(The sound of the imminent storm.)
547:Nāna ne I tiki mai whakawhiti te rā
431:Stomp the feet as hard as you can!
417:Slap the hands against the thighs!
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3172:"Throat-slitting haka upsets NZRU"
3122:. newstalkzb.co.nz. Archived from
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2562:. 30 November 2015. Archived from
2509:Journal of Sport and Social Issues
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1476:The mountains that pierce the sky
1057:This defines us as the All Blacks
953:Recorded performance of the haka,
904:Ko Niutirenis hauru leish! A lala!
173:. The haka was led by star player
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3402:M. Pōmare, 'Ngāti Toarangatira',
3013:Godwin, Hugh (27 November 2006).
2840:"Haka snub sparks All Black fury"
2586:Haka! The Dance of a Noble People
816:We shall stand exalted in spirit
425:Waewae takahia kia kino nei hoki!
303:
4175:World Invitational Hula Festival
3461:– website New Zealand in History
2891:"England receive 'Haka' warning"
2838:Long, David (9 September 2007).
2720:"National Sport – Waikato Times"
2661:Cheng, Derek (20 October 2007).
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1590:He tia he tia. He ranga he ranga
1584:The Black Ferns of New Zealand.
1189:Let me become one with the land
1175:Kia rite! Kia rite! Kia mau! Hī!
1067:It's our time! It's our moment!
1047:It's our time! It's our moment!
717:) was omitted in later matches.
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1423:Ki te whaiao, ki te ao marama e
1224:Ko Kapa o Pango e ngunguru nei!
1053:Ko Kapa o Pango e ngunguru nei!
139:, and before the match against
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5085:Indigenous Polynesian (Mā’ohi)
4776:Federated States of Micronesia
4535:Federated States of Micronesia
4285:Federated States of Micronesia
3780:Federated States of Micronesia
3222:"Kiwis honour Blair with Haka"
2261:"Buck put bang back into haka"
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1037:This is our land that rumbles
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826:We shall climb to the heavens
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271:New Zealand women’s rugby team
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48:, have been used in sports in
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3496:Culture of indigenous Oceania
3427:Timu, Nicole (30 July 2018).
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3295:Smith, Giles (27 July 2002).
3044:Bernard Lagan (8 July 2006).
2994:. BBC Sport. 26 November 2006
2383:10.1080/09523367.2017.1330263
2026:University of Hawaii Warriors
1969:At the opening parade of the
1855:New Zealand rugby league team
1782:. All Blacks assistant coach
1639:Haka prior to a game against
1525:To the neighbouring islands,
1282:E tū iho nei, tū iho nei, hī!
1209:New Zealand is rumbling here
832:E tū iho nei, tū iho nei, hī!
539:Here stands the Hairy Man...
375:Kia rite! Kia rite! Kia mau!
221:after consulting with hooker
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5682:Association football culture
4924:Oceanian legendary creatures
3416:', New Zealand Rugby Museum.
3406:, updated 9 June 2006. URL:
3148:. tvnz.co.nz. Archived from
2970:International Herald Tribune
1604:When the challenge arrives.
1407:It’s the Black Ferns rumble
1403:Ko nga Mamaku e ngunguru nei
1340:are found in many old haka.
657:New Zealand is invading you
44:, traditional dances of the
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5982:Rugby league in New Zealand
5404:Category:Culture of Oceania
3414:The Haka – In the Beginning
3239:Agars, Sam (23 July 2018).
2809:"Uva looking ahead already"
2133:, Jon Stokes, 17 Sep 2005,
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1935:2013 Rugby League World Cup
1857:performing the haka at the
1631:Responses and controversies
1334:Ko Ruaumoko e ngunguru nei.
1205:Ko Aotearoa e ngunguru nei!
1096:Our supremacy will triumph
1033:Ko Aotearoa e ngunguru nei!
773:Ko Niu Tireni e haruru nei!
753:Ko Niu Tireni e haruru nei!
747:(The sound of being ready)
733:Kia whakangawari au i a hau
533:Tēnei te tangata pūhuruhuru
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5006:Chatham Islander (Moriori
3904:Weriyeng navigation school
3459:Te Rauparaha and "Ka Mate"
2893:. BBC News. 7 October 1999
2865:"Anderson bucks the trend"
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1554:You stand tall and proud,
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2944:Nine Wide World of Sports
2607:The Sydney Morning Herald
2590:Raupo Publishing (NZ) Ltd
2032:with original movements.
1962:hosted the All Blacks at
1729:during the haka before a
1326:Team in Black, Yeah, Ha!
1322:Kapa o Pango, aue hī, hā!
1142:Kapa o Pango, aue hī, hā!
29:perform "Ka Mate" led by
5642:Collegiate sport rituals
5353:Northern Mariana Islands
4808:Northern Mariana Islands
4686:Northern Mariana Islands
4436:Northern Mariana Islands
4207:Festival of Pacific Arts
3246:South China Morning Post
3021:. London. Archived from
2521:10.1177/0193723502262002
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1731:Rugby League Tri-Nations
1712:Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
997:Published words and the
916:The sound of maormaoring
806:We shall stand fearless
647:You look out, Kangaroo!
56:, the "All Blacks", the
5318:Cocos (Keeling) Islands
4651:Cocos (Keeling) Islands
4401:Cocos (Keeling) Islands
4170:Merrie Monarch Festival
3100:. BBC News. 6 July 2006
2151:The Marlborough Express
1971:2002 Commonwealth Games
1266:Stand up to the terror
616:"Tena Koe Kangarū" 1903
288:to use verses from the
275:women's Rugby World Cup
86:New Zealand Native team
6002:Rugby football culture
5130:Torres Strait Islander
4516:Literature of Oceania
3872:Micronesian Navigation
2668:The New Zealand Herald
2457:"Lenadeen Simpson #61"
2135:The New Zealand Herald
1977:and performed a haka.
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1746:God Defend New Zealand
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1535:And around the world,
1472:Mai nga Maunga titia e
1446:Life force from above
1272:Ki runga ki te rangi,
1106:And be placed on high
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637:How are you, Kangaroo
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5951:Sports-related curses
5635:North American sports
5547:Associated activities
5296:and other territories
5100:Samoan (Tagata Māo‘i)
4986:Indigenous Australian
4884:Australian Aboriginal
4629:and other territories
4379:and other territories
4266:Languages of Oceania
3867:Polynesian Navigation
3847:Torres Strait Islands
2762:All Blacks Experience
2704:. MSN. Archived from
2549:Ko Nga Moteatea, 1853
1945:. In the documentary
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1716:The Fields of Athenry
1661:Australian rugby team
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1580:Nga Mamaku o Aotearoa
1466:The gathering clouds
1306:Team in Black, yeah!
1302:Kapa o Pango, aue hī!
1256:Stand up to the fear
1169:Let your ears listen
1122:Kapa o Pango, aue hī!
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595:Let the sunshine in!
581:Take the first step!
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145:Welsh national anthem
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5941:Sporting man culture
5799:Association football
5183:Religion in Oceania
5115:Taiwanese aborigines
4469:Languages of Oceania
3126:on 29 September 2007
2109:Aboriginal war dance
1895:improve this article
1397:Who are these women
1387:Who are these women
1336:The lines beginning
783:Au, Au, aue hā! Hei!
763:Au, Au, aue hā! Hei!
701:"Ko Niu Tireni" 1924
667:Woe woe woe to you!
643:Tupato koe, Kangarū!
567:Ride now! Ride now!
238:1987 Rugby World Cup
187:1921 Springboks tour
169:and Wiremu Rangi of
84:During 1888–89, the
5920:Torcedor organizado
5804:Australian football
5462:Philosophy of sport
5388:indigenous currency
3667:Sāmoa 'ava ceremony
3455:– Haka Sports site.
3302:The Daily Telegraph
2918:The Daily Telegraph
2726:on 11 February 2007
2627:, 19 July 1903, at
2610:, 17 July 1903, p.7
2099:or Sipi Tau (Tonga)
1803:tour of New Zealand
1757:the screens at the
1594:Rise and press on.
1564:Women of strength.
1501:Te Moana nui–a–Kiwa
1462:Nga kapua whakapipi
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1338:Ka tū te ihi-ihi...
1276:To the sky above,!
1165:Taringa whakarongo!
1009:
931:"Kapa o Pango" 2005
561:A Upane! Ka Upane!
449:As hard as we can!
361:Taringa whakarongo!
350:
5882:Types of supporter
5729:Sports memorabilia
3983:Polynesian sailing
3366:on 12 October 2002
3359:Sports Illustrated
3228:. 2 November 2019.
3152:on 8 November 2007
3025:on 27 January 2007
2972:. 25 November 2006
2871:. 15 November 2001
2819:on 11 October 2007
2566:on 22 October 2019
2431:. 12 November 2022
2208:Knowler, Richard.
2153:. 3 February 1900.
2050:New Zealand portal
1951:, the New Zealand
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1759:Millennium Stadium
1750:Hen Wlad fy Nhadau
1735:Cairns, Queensland
1665:Italian rugby team
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1348:"Ko Uhia Mai" 2006
1342:Ponga ra, ponga ra
1296:The shadows fall!
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859:Land of My Fathers
521:We live! We live!
503:You die! You die!
485:We live! We live!
467:You die! You die!
443:Kia kino nei hoki!
411:Ringa ringa pakia!
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4190:Pasifika Festival
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3862:Wallis and Futuna
3408:www.TeAra.govt.nz
2708:on 17 March 2012.
2429:Radio New Zealand
2267:. 1 January 2009.
2240:Radio New Zealand
2030:Hawaiian language
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1832:Use after matches
1742:Welsh Rugby Union
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1442:Mauri ki te rangi
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244:Māori All Blacks
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152:New Zealand Army
113:Duke of Cornwall
109:Ngāti Kahungunu
58:Māori All Blacks
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