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This Week in Our Wellington newsletter

Pick of the week: Celebrate Matariki Ahi Kā

Celebrate the Māori New Year in a uniquely Wellington way this long weekend. Enjoy Matariki Ahi Kā, an immersive walk-through journey including fire, projections, performances; and a ceremony each evening to honour those who have passed away and to express hopes for the future. Share kai at the Odlins Plaza kai court, while listening to performers on the Aroha stage. Check out what's going on and keep up to date with what is happening in the capital in this week's newsletter.

 

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