Tāme Iti
Tāme Iti is a prominent Māori activist and kapa haka performer known for his long-standing involvement in Māori cultural expressions. He has been influential in promoting Māori issues and traditions, particularly through performance art. At Te Matatini 2025, he expressed excitement about the communal energy of the event and shared his support for his kapa haka team, Rūātoki Kapa Haka, emphasizing the importance of participation over competition.
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New Zealand:
Tāme Iti is featured in a Māori roll advertisement.
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New Zealand:
Tame Iti is mentioned as part of a video featuring the good professor related to a new song.
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New Zealand:
Contemporary Māori artists, including Tāme Iti, provided a visual language for Vince to draw on.
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Belarus:
Tame Iti is a well-known activist from the Tūhoe tribe who participated in a ceremony addressing historical injustices.
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New Zealand:
Tame Iti is a relative and Māori activist visiting Springhill to convince Wickliffe to abandon his hunger strike.
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New Zealand:
Iti submitted alongside former Māori Party MP Marama Fox, who called the bill 'an expensive waste of time'.
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New Zealand:
Tāme Iti was looking forward to the competition and expressed his excitement about the energy of the event.
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New Zealand:
Tāme Iti was looking forward to the competition.
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