Haka: A dance of diversity or ignorance? Rooted in culture of New Zealand’s native Maori, the synchronized display of male bravado has grown popular on athletic fields. But is it true to its ...

Andy searches for a legendary juggler!/Leo taps into his inner Maori warrior.

A history of the haka, from Maori warriors staring down death to the mighty All Blacks Ceremonial dance associated with New Zealand’s all-conquering international rugby side traces origins ...

New Zealand has once again claimed the world record for the largest haka, beating the record held by France since 2014.

Little warrior <3One commenter wrote, "As a non Maori, seeing tamariki [children] as young as this baby, performing a haka in a non formal environment (with probably his father), I can't help but ...

Parliament was briefly suspended on Thursday after Maori members performed a haka — a traditional ceremonial group dance — to disrupt the vote on a controversial bill.

What is the meaning of the haka? Why do New Zealand's rugby teams perform it? The Sporting News explains the ceremonial dance ahead of the All Blacks' World Cup opener against France.

If you’re even vaguely familiar with rugby union you will know about haka, the Maori war dance the New Zealand All Blacks perform before each match. Well, there’s a ceremonial haka and then ...

A soldier from the International Legion of Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU), Dominic "Tolkien" Abelen, has been given a final farewell in Kyiv. Tolkien's brothers-in-arms honoured him in a ...

New Zealand on Sunday reclaimed the world record for the largest mass haka after more than 6,000 people performed the legendary Maori war dance, dethroning France.

Why do the New Zealand rugby team perform the haka? Te Rauparaha, the warrior chief of the Maori tribe Ngati Toa, composed 'Ka Mate' — the haka used by New Zealand's men's rugby teams — in the ...

The Ka Mate haka was composed around 1820 by the warrior chief Te Rauparaha to celebrate his escape from a rival tribe's pursuing war party. Under New Zealand law, a Maori tribe, the Ngati Toa ...