Māori Football Kaupapa Crosses the Pacific in Tribute to Moli
NADI, Fiji – A Māori Football Aotearoa shirt has been presented to respected Solomon Islands coach Jacob Moli…
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Anei te mihi ki a Gordon Watson
Anei te mihi ki a Gordon Watson
Māori Football Aotearoa acknowledges the resignation of Board Member Gordon Watson. We thank Gordon for his contribution to our kaupapa and wish him well in his ongoing mahi. MFA will begin a process to fill the vacancy in due course.
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Image left to right: Kylie Pohio (Board member MFA), Roxanne Koni (President of Green Island FC), Joanne Gurnick…
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MFA MAUI and Tonga U19: Strengthening Pacific Football Pathways Through Culture When Nga whanapoikiri Maori o Aotearoa –…
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Pounamu 16 Waka Set for Kanaky 2026 “The Ocean Connects Us; The Land Defines Us.”
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New Zealand Football wins 2026 Diversity Awards NZ™
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Akokura Day Brings Young Māori Footballers Together in Rotorua
ROTORUA, Aotearoa – Māori Football Aotearoa hosted a successful Akokura Whanapoikiri Development Session in Rotorua on Saturday 11…
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Mana Māori on Show as Players and Coach Make Their Mark
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Kawana-Waugh [Ngāruahine] selected for FIFA World Cup 2026
Everyone at Māori Football Aotearoa is pleased and proud to recognise the selection of Campbell Kirk Kawana-Waugh as…
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