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Karim Sahai: Te Matatini Kapa Haka Festival Photos

Tuesday, 27 February 2007, 3:57 pm
Article: Karim Sahai

Karim Sahai: Te Matatini Kapa Haka Festival Photos

Images by Karim Sahai
http://karimsahai.com

Te Matatini Kapa
Kaha. Credit Karim Sahai

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The Te Matatini Kapa Kaha Festival was held at Arena Manawatu in Palmerston North from February 22-25. Wellington photographer Karim Sahai caught the action for Scoop.

East Coast Kapa Haka group Whangara-mai-Tawhiti was named the supreme winner of the festival.

Te Matatini Kapa
Kaha. Credit Karim Sahai

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Te Matatini Kapa
Kaha. Credit Karim Sahai

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Te Matatini Kapa
Kaha. Credit Karim Sahai

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Te Matatini Kapa
Kaha. Credit Karim Sahai

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Te Matatini Kapa
Kaha. Credit Karim Sahai

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Te Matatini Kapa
Kaha. Credit Karim Sahai

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Te Matatini Kapa
Kaha. Credit Karim Sahai

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Te Matatini Kapa
Kaha. Credit Karim Sahai

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Te Matatini Kapa
Kaha. Credit Karim Sahai

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Te Matatini Kapa
Kaha. Credit Karim Sahai

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Te Matatini Kapa
Kaha. Credit Karim Sahai

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