765K views · 26K reactions | In a recent rugby match, the New Zealand women’s team stood tall before Team USA and delivered a fierce, soul-shaking haka. Rooted in Māori tradition, the haka is a ceremonial dance used to challenge opponents, honor ancestors, and rally collective strength. The tradition signifies pride, unity, and strength of a tribe and is a way to celebrate, entertain, and welcome visiting tribes. | The Female Quotient | Facebook

10K views · 148 reactions | Had the pleasure of catching up with former New Zealand Rugby League (NZRL) kiwi John Hibbs 74 years old from the west coast in the South Island he played 6 tests for the kiwis enjoy our chat | Sir Peter Charles Leitch | Facebook