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Watch: He Awa Ora

The story behind the world’s first “living” river, Te Awa Tupua has come to life in a new exhibition in Whanganui.

Te Karere TVNZ news reporter Regan Paranihi visited Whanganui Regional Museum to speak with Pou Rauhī/Māori Advisor, Dr Rāwiri Tinirau.

Karen Hughes

28 June 2022

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