Parekura Horomia
9 November 1950 – 29 April 2013
Ngāti Porou, Te Aitanga a Hauiti, Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngāi Tahu.
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Issue 58
Makariri/Winter 2013 | 58
Kā Ara Tūpuna
Te Manahura
Te Manahuna (the Mackenzie Basin) was well-known tribally for its abundance of weka and tuna, which were principally gathered from May to August to take advantage of the high level of fat content which greatly assisted the preservation process
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Kā manukura o te reo
Planting the seed of te reo Māori
A move back to South Canterbury for Kari Moana Kururangi (née Austin) and her young family has had a positive ripple effect on the local whānau.
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He Kōrero Mō Tūāhuriri
Ko te take tuatahi kia whakawhiti mai kā tupuna o Kāi Tahu i Te Ika-a-Maui ki Te Waipounamu nei ko tērā kākari i kōrerohia, arā ko Te Pūharakeke Tapu. Ko tērā hoki te kōrero e mau tou ana i a Kāti Kurī. Ko tētahi kōrero anō te kōrero mō Tuahuriri. Ko ia te hākoro o kā tino tīpuna i nōhia katoatia te rohe o Waitaha, arā ko Tūrakautahi, ko Moki, ko Tānetiki, me ētahi atu.
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