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Saturday 24 May 2025 | Written by Melina Etches | Published in Features, Memory Lane
Nicky Maui Mataiti pictured with one of his sisters Sue Spellacey at the Punanga Nui Market. LORNA SPELLACEY/25052120
A beloved Rarotongan figure known for his infectious smile, community spirit and contributions as a DJ and friend, passed away at 63, leaving a lasting legacy of warmth and good humour.
A beloved Rarotongan figure known for his infectious smile, community spirit and contributions as a DJ and friend, passed away at 63, leaving a lasting legacy of warmth and good humour.
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