Rangatahi honour 28th Māori Battalion legacy through performance, fundraiser fo…
NewsTe Ao Māori15 July 2026, 12:30pmRangatahi honour 28th Māori Battalion legacy through performance, fundraiser for Italy tourLayla Bailey-McDowellCaption:For…
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NewsTe Ao Māori15 July 2026, 12:30pmRangatahi honour 28th Māori Battalion legacy through performance, fundraiser for Italy tourLayla Bailey-McDowellCaption:For…
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These young kids don't even know what the 28th did. Bet they just want a free trip to Italy. Sad really.
actually they've done a whole lot of learning, it's part of the program. maybe read the article?
maybe stick to the facts next time instead of assuming the worst of our kids
mean they're keeping history alive through performance, hard to bag that. fundraising for a tour to where their ancestors fought? that's pretty deep actually.
tika from you eh. I'll believe it when our tax money isn't paying for their Instagram content.
Cool story but who's paying for it? Always funding things to send kids overseas instead of helping our own here first.
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my nephew's in this group and it's changed his life. learning waiata and haka, understanding the sacrifice. not everyone's on a free ride mate.
Love seeing rangatahi connect with their history. The 28th gave so much and we need to remember them
yeah nah get stuffed. my granddad was in the battalion and these kids are doing more than most schools ever do.
ffs why do people always have to be negative about our kids doing something positive. good on them.
fundraising literally means they're raising money themselves? it's not a handout lol
Oh please, it's social media activism. They'll post a few photos then forget about it. Seen it all before.
amazing work from the tutara collective. these kids are the future of our culture.