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In this issue we celebrate two special wahine centenarians: Tūtehuarewa, the whare at Koukourarata; and Pamela Jungersen, a kuia who has lived a very full and rich life.
Easter weekend saw whānau and the community come together to celebrate 100 years of Tūtehuarewa.
How do we prepare for the next 25 years, heading towards 2050 and beyond, so we can continue to carve our presence into the landscape of Aotearoa while keeping up with the rapid pace of change?
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Sam: “ChatGPT, Could you help me draft an article introduction exploring the potential development of an AI platform that incorporates Kāi Tahu reo, mātauraka, whakapapa, and kōrero?”
ChatGPT: “Sure, here’s a possible introduction for your article:…”
Ko Kāi Tahu, ko Kāti Mamoe, ko Waitaha ōku iwi. I am Kāi Tahu.
I am Kāi Tahu because my tīpuna were Kāi Tahu, Kāti Mamoe and Waitaha.
I am not a percentage; my nose is not Scottish; my hair is not Māori.