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    A new sign in Te Reo Maori welcomes visitors to the US Embassy in Wellington

    A new sign in Te Reo Maori welcomes visitors to the US Embassy in Wellington


    The sign, Te Kahui Kahu Matatoa, was presented today by US Ambassador Tom Udall , supported by local iwi.

    He says it symbolises the Embassy's commitment to working with the Maori community, and acknowledges the land it resides on.

    Udall says it's more than just a sign - it's about what the Embassy represents.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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