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established in 1970 and is
located in Wellington, New
Zealand in the Te
Whaea:
National Dance &
Drama Centre. Toi
Whakaari offers training in acting,...
- Te
Whaea in Newtown, Wellington, New Zealand, is the New
Zealand National Dance and
Drama Centre, the home to the New
Zealand School of
Dance and Toi...
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Royal Honours Systems, and by her own people, who
bestowed the
title Te
Whaea o te Motu ('Mother of the Nation') upon her. She is the
subject of the 2022...
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Courtenay Place, The
Opera House on
Manners Street and the
Hannah Playhouse. Te
Whaea National Dance &
Drama Centre,
houses New Zealand's university-level schools...
- agriculture,
trade and
industrial innovations. In 1998 it
became the home of Te
Whaea, a
national performing arts centre.
Winter shows promoting farming and agriculture...
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Rendell mysteries.
Ewing featured in
Apirana Taylor's play in 1995
called Whaea Kairau -
Mother Hundred Eater in Wellington, New
Zealand directed by Colin...
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presenting Nga
Tangata Toa
Kilimogo presented Rangimoana Taylor’s
brothers play,
Whaea Kairau:
Mother Hundred-Eater (July 1999) by
Apirana Taylor at the Otago...
- Kāwhia. In the Kāwhia region, Kōkako
encountered a
female rangatira named Whaea-tāpoko, who
belonged to Ngāti Taupiri.
Since she was
recently widowed, she...
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Mercy of
Great Britain Congregation of the
Sisters of
Mercy (Ireland) Nga
Whaea Atawhai o
Aotearoa Sisters of
Mercy New
Zealand Sisters of
Mercy of Newfoundland...
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Illustrated London News: 40–41 – via W. H.
Allen Engineering ****ociation (
WHAEA). Lane,
Michael R (1995). The
Story of
Queens Engineering Works Bedford...
