Issue 58

Manawa Kāi Tahu
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.

Kai
An excuse to Share

Hāngī are about celebration, tikanga and whanaungatanga. In these modern times, how you make a hāngī can range from the traditional underground oven to using old steel drums heated with gas. There are even hāngī made in recycled beer kegs. But whatever new methods are used, the true taste of hāngī comes from the earth.

Reviews

Claudia Orange is a prolific writer on Te Tiriti o Waitangi. This book builds on her earlier work, An Illustrated History of the Treaty of Waitangi, published in 2003. She says this new book brings events up to the present, and completes a comprehensive set of Treaty histories.

Hei mahi māra
The pursuit of happiness

I now look at the garden as a means to help provide optimum nutrition for my body so that my immune system can function effectively.

Makariri/Winter 2013 | 58

Manawa Kāi TahuHe Kōrero Mō Tūāhuriri

Kai An excuse to Share

Reviews

Hei mahi māraThe pursuit of happiness

Manawa Kāi Tahu
He Kōrero Mō Tūāhuriri

Kai
An excuse to Share

Hei mahi māra
The pursuit of happiness