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M9 socials are a safe space to empower Māori to speak on kaupapa of importance as we advance messages of Māoritanga here in Aotearoa.
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To see our social policies visit our website www.m9aotearoa.co.nz We want our page to be a safe place for our followers, we ask you to please;
- Keep contributions civil and tasteful
- No disruptive, offensive, or abusive behaviour
- Unlawful or objectionable content is unacceptable. By this, we mean nothing that could be deemed as harassment, a breach of copyright, defamatory, threatenin

g, harmful, obscene, profane, sexually-oriented, racially offensive, culturally insensitive, homophobic, sexist, or transphobic
- No spreading of misinformation or attempts to mislead
- No advertising or spamming
- No impersonation
Anyone who posts in breach of these rules could have their comment(s) removed and potentially be banned. It's important to understand your comments are your responsibility. They are public for the world to see, and represent your views - not M9 or any other associated partners. As the social media landscape evolves, this comments policy could be amended at any time.

21/11/2024

Mea Motu - M9 Te Ao Hākinakina

21/11/2024

Tawera Nikau - M9 Te Ao Hākinakina

21/11/2024

Professor Dame Farah Palmer - M9 Te Ao Hākinakina

21/11/2024

Daniel Kereopa - M9 Te Ao Hākinakina

21/11/2024

Karl Te Nana - M9 Te Ao Hākinakina

21/11/2024

Honey Hireme-Smiler - M9 Te Ao Hākinakina

21/11/2024

Tupuria King - M9 Te Ao Hākinakina

21/11/2024

Jenny-May Clarkson - M9 Te Ao Hākinakina

21/11/2024

Peter Cowan - M9 Te Ao Hākinakina

20/11/2024

Due to kaupapa whānau Piri Weepu is no longer able to take the stage at M9 - Te Ao Hākinakina āpōpō.

Heoi, another Māori legend of te ao hākinakina will be stepping in to take his place!

Nau piki mai, nau kake mai e Karl Te Nana, we look forward to seeing you join the lineup of kaikōrero. Tēnā koe e mara!

Hei āpōpō!

19/11/2024

To close off 2024 on a high, this exciting iteration of M9 explores the dynamic intersection of sport, culture and politics.

Our kaikōrero will speak to their vaest sporting experiences, discuss pivotal political sporting moments, and explore how being Māori has influenced and shaped their respective careers.

You’ve seen them take on the field, the pitch, the water, the court. Now it’s time to see them take the stage.

Te Ao Hākinakina – Sport, culture, and politics
Ticket link in bio.

📅 Save the date: November 21st
📍Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre, Aotea Centre

18/11/2024

What does it mean to be a Māori athlete?

Te Ao Hākinakina - Sport, culture and politics will be an evening where some of New Zealand’s top Māori athletes share their journeys of triumph and challenge in the professional sporting world.

Come and be inspired about sport, identity, and culture by one of our nine kaikōrero.

If you’re interested in sports, culture, or the industry, this event is for you!

📅 November 21
📍 Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre

Secure your tickets - Link in bio!

15/11/2024

M9 is just ONE week away!

Make sure you have your tickets secured, if you haven’t, get them now before you miss out!

Link in bio.

14/11/2024

The countdown is on for our upcoming M9 ‘Te Ao Hākinakina - Sport, culture & politics’. Bringing together some of the most inspirational athletes of Aotearoa. They’ll share insights from their journeys and dive into remarkable moments in sports and politics.

Join our nine kaikōrero as they uncover the story behind their triumphs and tackle the pātai: what does it mean to be a Māori athlete?

07/11/2024

✨BE IN TO WIN an experience at a night of Māori excellence on November 21. ✨

What’s better than going to M9? Getting dinner at Beau AND going to M9!

Up for grabs is dinner for two at friendly Ponsonby neighbourhood restaurant Beau, followed by a double pass to M9: Te Ao Hākinakina – Sports, Culture, and Politics at 7:30pm at Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre.

All you need to do is follow both and Beau, like this post, comment below, and tag who you’d love to share this experience with. They could be your first pick teammate, your mate who loves the best kai, or just your #1. One comment = one entry, so get tagging!

For an extra entry, share this post on your story and tag Beau and M9.

The winner and a friend will enjoy a delicious meal at your favourite Māori-owned restaurant, followed by M9, where nine renowned Māori sportspeople will explore how sport reflects society in Aotearoa.

The winner will be announced Wednesday November 13, so keep an eye on our stories and your DMs! [Beware of scammers, and are the only accounts affiliated with this competition.]

04/11/2024

An uri of Tainui waka, we are thrilled to announce NZ’s most iconic surfer will be joining us on the M9 stage. Nau mai Daniel Kereopa!

A true legend in the surfing community, Daniel has dedicated years to mastering the ocean and has become a known face to New Zealand surfing. From dominating the waves in the late 90s and early 2000s, competing globally, to pioneering Big Wave Surfing in Aotearoa, Daniel’s journey is nothing but inspiring.

He made history by winning the prestigious Australasia Oakley Big Wave Award in 2007 - 2008, and to this day, he holds the record for paddling into the biggest wave in Aotearoa! He conquered the first-ever “Ultimate Waterman” title, defeating global legends in a marathon event that showcased his mastery of the ocean in all its forms.

Don’t miss the chance to hear from this incredible athlete and learn about his inspiring journey!

To read more about Daniel and his journey visit www.m9aotearoa.co.nz

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear his kōrero! Tickets available now - link in bio🌟

01/11/2024

For decades Māori have been at the cutting edge of elite sports across multiple codes – balancing the expectations of their code and the New Zealand public, while carrying the mana of their Māoritanga.

Our final lineup is here are we are excited to announce that Honey Hireme-Smiler, Peter Cowan and Daniel Kereopa will be joining the team on stage at our upcoming show Te Ao Hākinakina – Sport, Culture and Politics.
Some of the most inspiring sporting people in the world, we can’t wait to hear from them about their journey in this space.

Join us on November 21st to hear the kaikōrero speak about their sporting experiences!

Purchase your tickets now - link in bio 🎟️

Location: Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre
Time: 7:30pm - 10:30pm
Date: Thursday, 21 November.

29/10/2024

Hailing from Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Ngāti Kauwhata me Hāmoa, Peter Cowan enters the M9 lineup!

A NZ Paralympic Canoeist, Peter’s passion for paddling has taken him to competitions representing Aotearoa on the global stage. Peter’s journey has been nothing short of remarkable. His most recent achievement was winning a Bronze Medal at this year’s Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, along with a silver medal at the 2024 ICF Paracanoe World Championships.

Through the highs and lows, Peter’s athletic journey has been an inspiration to us all. We’re honoured to have him share his story and insights as a kaikōrero on the M9 stage.

Join us to hear first-hand how he transformed adversity into strength and became one of our top paracanoe athletes here in Aotearoa!

To read more about Peter and his journey visit www.m9aotearoa.co.nz

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear his kōrero! Tickets available now - link in bio🌟

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Come along to Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre on November 21 to hear Tawera share his inspiring story in becoming a proud Māori athlete. Tickets are going quickly! Secure yours through the link in bio. 🔗 #M9 #TeAoHākinakina #Kaikōrero #Māori #November21

Catch Professor Dame Farah Palmer at Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre on November 21 as she shares the story behind her sporting career. Don’t wait—tickets are selling out! Get yours through the link in bio. 🔗 #M9 #TeAoHākinakina #Kaikōrero #Māori #November21

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Join us at Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre on November 21 to hear Mea Motu reflect on her remarkable journey in becoming a proud Māori champion. Tickets are going quickly! Secure yours through the link in bio. 🔗 #M9 #TeAoHākinakina #Kaikōrero #Māori #November21

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Join us at Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre on 21st of November 2024 to hear from Tupuria King as he unpacks his journey through sports, culture and politics. Tickets are selling fast! Purchase your tickets through the link in bio.🔗 #M9 #TeAoHākinakina #Kaikōrero #Māori #November21

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