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Art celebrates links with Aotearoa

Tuesday 16 June 2015 | Published in Entertainment

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Art celebrates links with Aotearoa
Politicians and carvers catch up over their mutual love for woodwork at the opening of the Taurua Matariki carving and weaving exhibition in Avarua. Pictured are Ngatangiia MP Tama Tuavera, Democratic Party leader William 'Smiley' Heather, master carver Mike Tavioni and Nick Henry.

The special relationship between Aotearoa and the Cook Islands is the focus of this week’s live weaving and carving exhibition in the heart of Avarua.

The special relationship between Aotearoa and the Cook Islands is the focus of this week’s live weaving and carving exhibition in the heart of Avarua.


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