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Maori sport and cultural identity in Australia
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Sport is an important aspect of cultural identity for New Zealand Maori migrants living in Australia. Maori sporting endeavours, especially at festivals such as the Taki Toa Tournament in New South Wales, often reveal distinctive Maori features of cultural performance, in the rituals prior to a game, in the spirited manner with which a game is played, and in the whanau (large/extended family) spirit of belonging and celebration that is encouraged after a game.
However, notwithstanding...
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