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The Maori language is an indigenous language spoken by the Maori people of New Zealand. It is one of the three official languages of the country and has approximately 70,000 speakers. The language is rich in culture and tradition and is an integral part of the Maori identity.

There are several popular musical artists who incorporate the Maori language into their music. One of the most well-known is Stan Walker, who has released several songs in Maori, including "Aotearoa" and "Take It Easy". Other popular artists include Maisey Rika, Ria Hall, and Rob Ruha.

There are several radio stations in New Zealand that broadcast in Maori language. One of the most popular is Radio Waatea, which is based in Auckland and broadcasts a mix of Maori news, music, and talk shows. Other stations include Te Upoko O Te Ika in Wellington and Tahu FM in Christchurch.



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