Module+4+-+Response+1+-++Videos+of+kiwi+culture

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 * Typically New Zealand **


 * The date itself marks the anniversary of the landing of New Zealand and Australian soldiers – the Anzacs – on the Gallipoli Peninsula in 1915.
 * While traditionally used to welcome visitors on to marae - the sacred space or courtyard usually in front of Māori meeting houses - the ceremony is also commonly seen in everyday New Zealand life.
 * 50 Maori men from across the country started performing the haka at random moments and unusual places, to the astonishment of onlookers.
 * Thousands lost their lives in the [|Gallipoli campaign]: 87,000 Turks, 44,000 men from France and the British Empire, including 8500 Australians.
 * Commercial radio barely gave the number an airing.
 * It can happen anywhere that tangata whenua (hosts) wish to formally greet manuhiri (visitors)
 * The group has performed four of the tribal dances in New Zealand’s largest city, Auckland, including in the tourists spots such as the Viaduct Basin and on Queen Street.
 * Without radio time, it hit the top of the charts in March 1984.
 * On the streets, young Maori loved the song.
 * The day has gone through many changes since then.
 * The early 1980s was the height of the break-dancing craze, and kids performed to it in Auckland’s Aotea Square and other places.
 * This custom frequently takes place in the workplace to welcome new staff and important guests, at schools, sports and leisure clubs, and at significant occasions or ceremonies, such as a building dedication.
 * Michael Moka told The Wall Street Journal that the group had been assembled from tribes across the country for leadership training.
 * The ceremonies that are held at war memorials up and down New Zealand, or in places overseas where New Zealanders gather, remain rich in tradition and ritual befitting a military funeral.
 * One of their challenges had been to take something that was traditional to the Maori culture and give it a modern spin.

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ANZAC Day

MaorI Welcoming Ceremony

Flash Haka

Poi-E

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