Kapa haka group takes second place at regionals
Kōkō Tangiwai performed at Waitaha Regionals over the weekend, placing second and qualifying for Te Matatini once again.
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
Kōkō Tangiwai performed at Waitaha Regionals over the weekend, placing second and qualifying for Te Matatini once again.
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