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Ngā mārena (ia 1,000 population), 1978–98
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General marriage rates (numbers per 1,000 population), 1978–98
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He pārongo, he tuhinga hoki nō te maheni Spasifik ka arotahi nei ki Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa. Kei roto anō ētahi kōrero mō te tāpoi i Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa, mō te hākinakina me te hararei, mō ngā mārena, te mātauranga me te kaipakihi.
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Information and articles from the Polynesian focussed Spasifik magazine. Includes information about travel in the pacific and articles about sport and leisure, weddings, education and business.
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Kaua e wareware i ngā pepa hirahira mō tō pēke kawe; pepa tuakiri (rā whānau, mārena, kaitaraiwa, puka uruwhenua), pepa pūtea (inihua, mōkete hoki) me ngā taonga whakaahua whānau.
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If someone you care for is injured in a disaster, your knowledge of first aid will be invaluable. Many organisations provide first aid training courses. Consider taking a first aid course, followed by regular refresher sessions. You can buy ready-made first aid kits or make up your own.
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Ko te iri mai o ngā tohu reorua i te wharehoko, ko te whakahua tika i te mihi māmā, pēnei i te “Kia ora”, i te “Tēnā koe”, i te “Mōrena” – he tino mahi tautoko i te reo Māori.
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The provision of basic bilingual signage in shops, and correctly pronounced greetings – ‘Kia ora’ (Hello), ‘Tēnā koe’ (Hello), ‘Mōrena’ (Good morning) – are effective ways of supporting the Māori language.