A series of chants, grunts and stomps from some wedding guests, along with chest thumps and tongue wagging, recently drove one New Zealand bride to tears. It also prompted her and the groom to join ...

When in Rome… Prince Harry fully immersed himself in the local culture while visiting Linton Military Camp in New Zealand on Wednesday, May 13, taking part in a traditional Maori haka (or war dance) ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. A distinctly Kiwi wedding surprise moved the ...

Jackson Tamaariki showed off his proud Maori heritage in a passionate and moving haka performance during his wedding in New Zealand. In a video posted to YouTube, the groom performed the powerful ...

A video was shared on social media this week by accounts claiming it shows B.C. Minister of Housing Christine Boyle dancing ...

The haka, a traditional Maori dance of challenge, has transcended its sacred origins to become a cherished cultural symbol for all New Zealanders. From sporting events to funerals and graduations, its ...

The fifth-in-line to the British throne has gotten something of a reputation as a party guy over the last few years. But when Prince Harry gets serious, he's all business. Take his Wednesday visit to ...

New Zealand’s parliament was briefly suspended on 9 October after the public gallery broke into a haka, a traditional Maori dance, following the maiden speech of new Maori Party MP Oriini Kaipara.

WELLINGTON — Members of rival New Zealand gangs gathered in unity on Wednesday to slap their thighs, thump their chests and stick out their tongues in a traditional Maori haka to commemorate the ...

Members of the Māori community have paid tribute to the victims of the New Zealand terrorist attack, by performing a traditional dance outside one of the targeted mosques. Bikers from the Black Power ...

WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Members of rival New Zealand gangs gathered in unity on Wednesday to slap their thighs, thump their chests and stick out their tongues in a traditional Maori haka to commemorate ...