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Last updated: 5 September 2026.

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Where our people have performed
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A Haka International performer singing waiata with a guitar, wearing a piupiu and pounamu, with the London skyline and the River Thames behind him
LondonWaiata performed above the Thames
Performing Kia Hora Te Marino by Christopher Tin
Carnegie Hall, New YorkPerforming Kia Hora Te Marino by Christopher Tin
Performance in Greenwich
GreenwichPerformance in Greenwich
A wero — the formal challenge — in a Venetian palazzo
VeniceHeralding the call of challenge in a Venetian palazzo
At the exhibition of Oceanic taonga
Power and Prestige, VeniceAt the exhibition of Oceanic taonga
Haka International performing a haka on stage at the Dubai World Expo 2021
Dubai World Expo 2021Performance at the Dubai World Expo 2021
Open-air performance
ParisOpen-air performance, Olympic Games 2024
The widening of the eyes, held with a kotiate
WhākanaThe widening of the eyes, held with a kotiate
Museum karakia — a blessing performed at a museum in Venice
VeniceMuseum karakia (blessing) in Venice
Teaching the New Zealand team their haka
Commonwealth Games, 2022Teaching haka to the New Zealand team, Birmingham
David Jones with then Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern at a New Zealand Government event in London, 2022
London, 2022Cultural support to then Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern — funeral of Queen Elizabeth II
Translating haka live at the national championship — the Olympics of haka
Te MatatiniTranslating haka live at the national championship — the Olympics of haka
Examining a kākahu held in a museum collection
Cultural advisoryExamining a kākahu held in a museum collection
A feathered kākahu assessed in a collection store
Cultural advisoryA feathered kākahu assessed in a collection store
A kahu huruhuru in a museum conservation laboratory
Cultural advisoryA kahu huruhuru in a museum conservation laboratory
Book and exhibition launch — David Jones performing a haka with a taiaha
He Toi OraCo-author — book and exhibition launch
Performing Kia Hora Te Marino by Christopher Tin
Carnegie Hall, New YorkPerforming Kia Hora Te Marino by Christopher Tin
Performance in Greenwich
GreenwichPerformance in Greenwich
A wero — the formal challenge — in a Venetian palazzo
VeniceHeralding the call of challenge in a Venetian palazzo
At the exhibition of Oceanic taonga
Power and Prestige, VeniceAt the exhibition of Oceanic taonga
Haka International performing a haka on stage at the Dubai World Expo 2021
Dubai World Expo 2021Performance at the Dubai World Expo 2021
Open-air performance
ParisOpen-air performance, Olympic Games 2024
The widening of the eyes, held with a kotiate
WhākanaThe widening of the eyes, held with a kotiate
Museum karakia — a blessing performed at a museum in Venice
VeniceMuseum karakia (blessing) in Venice
Teaching the New Zealand team their haka
Commonwealth Games, 2022Teaching haka to the New Zealand team, Birmingham
David Jones with then Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern at a New Zealand Government event in London, 2022
London, 2022Cultural support to then Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern — funeral of Queen Elizabeth II
Translating haka live at the national championship — the Olympics of haka
Te MatatiniTranslating haka live at the national championship — the Olympics of haka
Examining a kākahu held in a museum collection
Cultural advisoryExamining a kākahu held in a museum collection
A feathered kākahu assessed in a collection store
Cultural advisoryA feathered kākahu assessed in a collection store
A kahu huruhuru in a museum conservation laboratory
Cultural advisoryA kahu huruhuru in a museum conservation laboratory
Book and exhibition launch — David Jones performing a haka with a taiaha
He Toi OraCo-author — book and exhibition launch
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Māori kaihaka living in London. Haka performances, workshops and leadership programmes, led and taught by Māori, across the UK, Europe and worldwide.

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