He Aitaka a Tāne
Mātai, ancient aristrocrat
Some sources say our tūpuna recognised two different species of mataī, or perhaps they had very different uses for males and females of the same species.
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He Whakaaro
Riverbeds as well as water rights
Ownership of the beds of rivers is important because that is where dams and other water control structures are located. Whoever owns the river bed can control access to it to maintain those structures and to build new ones.
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Ngā Take Pūtea
Outside the box, into a new home
“You WHAT?” This was the reaction when 20-year-old Ondine Grace told her friends that she was buying her first whare. Even more shocking for some of her friends, who had see-money-and-spend-it tendencies, was that Ondine had saved $22,000.
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