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Helen Samu
Hakena (née Gogohe, born 13
September 1955) is an
organiser and
campaigner for
peace and women's
rights from Bougainville,
Papua New Guinea...
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James Hargest College (Māori: Te Kura o Hēmi
Hakena) is a
large school of 1,903
students (as of
November 2024), in Invercargill, New Zealand. The school...
- also
known as
Haken Terrace (German: Hakenterr****e; Polish:
Taras Hakena,
Tarasy Hakena), is an
observation deck in Szczecin, Poland.
Located on an escarpment...
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Hocken Collections, has the name Uare
Taoka o
Hākena rather than the
northern (standard) Te
Whare Taonga o
Hākena.
Maarire Goodall and
George Griffiths say...
- Blog
Thoughts from the
staff of The
Hocken Collections – Te Uare
Taoka o
Hakena.
Archived from the
original on 6
September 2015. Blackman, Anna (28 March...
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Hocken Collections (Māori: Uare
Taoka o
Hākena,
formerly the
Hocken Library) is a
research library,
historical archive, and art
gallery based in Dunedin...
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English name Māori name
Hocken Collections,
Dunedin Uare
Taoka o
Hākena (the
Southern Māori
dialect form of
Whare Taonga)
Ministry for
Culture and Heritage...
- standing". All of the
women were
tortured and
Helen Rumbali was beheaded.
Helen Hakena,
chairwoman of the
North Bougainville Human Rights Committee, said that...
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establishment of a
formal opposition in Bougainville. The
party endorsed Raymond Hakena, a
former member of 1980s band Sanguma, in the 2008
presidential by-election...
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British politician Helen Haines (born 1961),
Australian politician Helen Hakena (born 1955),
organiser and
campaigner for
peace and women's
rights from...
