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Ki o Rahi Poneke: The start of a journey of revival for a traditional Maori game in Wellington

Daphne Pilaar

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Ki o Rahi is an ancient Maori ball game that is reviving and growing in strength throughout New Zealand. It is being introduced in schools and community settings and enjoying a following among Maori and non Maori alike.

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Ki o Rahi is an ancient Maori ball game that is reviving and growing in strength throughout New Zealand. It is being introduced in schools and community settings and enjoying a following among Maori and non Maori alike.

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Ki o Rahi is an ancient Maori ball game that is reviving and growing in strength throughout New Zealand. It is being introduced in schools and community settings and enjoying a following among Maori and non Maori alike.

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