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This Week Mataatua and Teiringa dedicate their show to the celebration of Waitangi Day. Sharing stories, songs, online links and their own knowledge of Waitangi due to this years Waitangi Day being slightly different. Tune in 99.1 and 99.6 Sundays 7am.
Our Rangatira for today is Eddie Hokianga. He is a NZSL Tutor/Instructor who is passionate about teaching anyone New Zealand Sign Language. He tells of its importance to learn NZSL because it is Eddies and many others only form of communication, as well as one of New Zealands official languages.
They’re back!!! After a month of summer holidays, Teiringa and Mataatua are eager to get back into the swing of things and entertain our early Sunday mornings with Kapa Haka, our Maori stories, music, and quirky interviews amongst their peers to get an insight into the world of our tamariki. Today they caught up with one of their favourite cousins, Te Awa Marie Paul.
Today’s rangatira, Tui Rudolph hails from Ngati Hine, Te Aupouri me Te Rarawa. She has travelled, studied worked and performed in the paradise of Hawaii over the years and is now at home working with and serving our local communities. She has a strong background in Te Ao Maori and passionate about whanau and being a great role model for our next generation.
Tauwhara marae is in the heart of Waimate North near the Mission House. The wharenui is Te Rangiawhiowhio, the main hapū are Ngāti Hineira, Ngāti Rēhia, Whanautara, Te Whiu and Ngāi Tawake ki te Tuawhenua ara Ngāpuhi nui tonu. Descendants trace their ancestry to the Mataatua waka, Whakataha maunga and the Waitangi River. I spoke to descendant, Arohanui Allen regarding the expectations and work required to keep Tauwhara Marae operating during these uncertain times.
Hono mai ki wenei tokorua a Mataatua raua ko Teiringa e whakangahau i a tatou ia Ratapu, whitu karaka i te ata. He hotaka tenei mo nga tamariki nohinohi ki te rongo i nga purakau, nga waiata pai, nga mahi haka oti ra, nga mea pai katoa ma ratou. Ko nga manuhiri mo te ra nei ko te whanau Watene, ko ratou o raua hoa tawhito, o naianei hoki no te kohanga reo o Manaakitia.
Hono mai ki wenei tokorua a Mataatua raua ko Teiringa e whakangahau i a tatou ia Ratapu, whitu karaka i te ata. He hotaka tenei mo nga tamariki nohinohi ki te rongo i nga purakau, nga waiata pai, nga mahi haka oti ra, nga mea pai katoa ma ratou.
Hono mai ki wenei tokorua a Mataatua raua ko Teiringa e whakangahau i a tatou ia Ratapu, whitu karaka i te ata. He hotaka tenei mo nga tamariki nohinohi ki te rongo i nga purakau, nga waiata pai, nga mahi haka oti ra, nga mea pai katoa ma ratou. Ko te manuhiri mo te ra nei ko te papa o te tokorua a Pita Moon.
Hono mai ki wenei tokorua a Mataatua raua ko Teiringa e whakangahau i a tatou ia Ratapu, whitu karaka i te ata. He hotaka tenei mo nga tamariki nohinohi ki te rongo i nga purakau, nga waiata pai, nga mahi haka oti ra, nga mea pai katoa ma ratou. Ko nga manuhiri mo te ra nei ko Aumarire raua ko Taiahoaho Smith.
Hono mai ki wenei tokorua a Mataatua raua ko Teiringa e whakangahau i a tatou ia Ratapu, whitu karaka i te ata. He hotaka tenei mo nga tamariki nohinohi ki te rongo i nga purakau, nga waiata pai, nga mahi haka oti ra, nga mea pai katoa ma ratou. Ko te manuhiri mo tenei ra ko tetahi o raua hoa a Maniaihu Durie-Kerr.
Waikāretu (Pōuto) marae is located in Te Kopuru. The primary hapū for the marae is Te Uri o Hau of Ngāti Whātua. The descendants of Waikāretu (Pōuto) marae identify Hakiputatomuri as their key tupuna.
The marae connects ancestrally to the maunga Muarangi, to the Kaipara Harbour and to the Wairoa River. Todays Kaikorero Deb Nathan gives an insight to how their marae operates.
Pākanae marae is located on the corner of State Highway 12 and Waiotemarama in South Hokianga.It belongs to the Ngāti Korokoro, Ngāti Wharara and Te Pouka hapu of the iwi Ngāpuhi.
The wharenui is named Maraeroa. Pākanae connects to the maunga Te Ramaroa a Kupe, the pā Whiria, the moana Hokianga and the waka Ngātokimatawhaorua. Todays Kaikorero, Cheryl Turner (co-chair)shares some of this history.
Situated on the North Tech site Raumanga has been a marae for all its surrounding hapu over the years and today has been beautifully refurbished combining traditional and contemporary designs and materials.
Waikāretu (Pōuto) marae is located in Te Kopuru. The primary hapū for the marae is Te Uri o Hau of Ngāti Whātua. The descendants of Waikāretu (Pōuto) marae identify Hakiputatomuri as their key tupuna.
The marae connects ancestrally to the maunga Muarangi, to the Kaipara Harbour and to the Wairoa River. Todays Kaikorero Deb Nathan reflects on her time growing up there.
Te Tārai o Rāhiri marae is located in the Mangakahia River Valley in Pakōtai. It is associated with the hapū Ngāti Toki and Ngāti Horahia, who form part of Ngāpuhi.
The wharehui is called Nukutawhiti. The marae takes its name from the local maunga of Te Tārai o Rāhiri. Today our kaikorero Te Ringakaha Tia Ward explains history of that area particularly the meeting place of Rahiri and his first wife Ahuaiti.
Te Rāwhiti marae, also known as Omakiwi, is off the eastern Bay of Island shores of Kaingahoa Bay. The principal hapū are Ngāti Kuta and Patukeha of the iwi Ngāpuhi.
The wharenui, also called Te Rāwhiti, was built in 1910, and has been repeatedly renovated. Te Rāwhiti marae connects to the maunga Rakaumangamanga, the awa Taumarere and the moana Ipipiri. Todays special guest Kihi Ririnui aka Miss Kihi tells us what its like to be living in such a remote beautiful area, even to this day.
Te Rāwhiti marae, also known as Omakiwi, is off the eastern Bay of Island shores of Kaingahoa Bay. The principal hapū are Ngāti Kuta and Patukeha of the iwi Ngāpuhi.
The wharenui, also called Te Rāwhiti, was built in 1910, and has been repeatedly renovated. Te Rāwhiti marae connects to the maunga Rakaumangamanga, the awa Taumarere and the moana Ipipiri. Today special guest speaker Native Diva 101 aka Miss Kihi speaks about her marae and what it means for her to this day.
Today we revisit Te Iringa marae with our special guest Mane Tahere who shares korero about the areas within the hapu o Ngati Tautahi and memories of the marae and its people, ending with a little mihi to Pita Moon Snr who recently passed and was one of the Marae's greatest pou whirinaki. It highlights his humility and love for the marae and the people. E te Matua moe mai i roto i te rangimarie, moe mai, moe mai, moe mai ra!!!
Kawiti marae, Waiomio, near Kawakawa. It was a project started by Te Tawai and Maata Kawiti of Ngāti Hine in the early 1970s. Kawiti marae rests next to their home and the facilities were opened on it in 1978–79. The wharenui is named Te Tawai Riri Maihi Kawiti as a memorial after his passing in 1981. The wharekai was later named Maata Matekino Kawiti in memory of her passing in 1999. This korero is shared by our special guest and descendant of the marae, Teina Wells - Smith.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Waihoroi Shortland, Harry Burkhart, and Mere Mangu
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Kaurinui Parata, Naida Glavish, Tohe Ashby and Geoff Milner
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Winiwini Kingi, and Amadonna Jakeman.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are John Shortland, Mataroria Lyndon, and Rihari Takiwira.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Tame Te Rangi , Moe Milne and Pouri Harris
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Pita Moon Jnr, Pita Tipene Sheryl Mai
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe.Today"s kaikorero are Ross Smith, Pita Kelly, and John Shortland
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today;s kaikorero are Jim Baker, Pita Tipene, Jeff Milner, and Maru Henare
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Mark Scott, Peeni Henare Naiva Glavish, and Huhana Lyndon
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today 's kaikorero are John Shortland, Mylie George and Kihi Ririnui
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Mataroria, Ropata Diamong and Pita Moon
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Winiwini Kingi, Moe Milne, Dick Shepard, Taipari Munroe
Te Tii Marae, Waitangi is located to the north of Paihia, in the Bay of Islands. The principal hāpu are Ngāti Rahiri and Ngāti Kawa, who have strong affiliations to Oromahoe Marae and belong to the great tribe of Ngāpuhi. Today's kaikorero, Izaia Apiata shares his knowledge about the history and original name's of the significant place's within Waitangi.
Ōmanaia (Te Piiti) marae is located in the town of Ōmanaia. The wharenui is named Te Piiti and the whare kai is named Toukahawai. Todays Kaikorero Marcus Rogers speaks on behalf of Te Piiti sharing some history of not only the marae itself, but also the rohe.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Moe Milne, Shay Wilson and Moriki Hogan.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Te Kurataiaho Kapea and Waihoroi Shortland.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Barney Mackie, Winiwini Kingi and Amadonna Jakeman.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe.Today's kaikorero are Poata Nathan and Pierre Lyndon.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays kaikorero are Mataroria Brown and Winiwini Kingi.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Winiwini Kingi and Rihari Takiwira.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Moriki Hogan and Haami Tohu
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe.Today's kaikorero are Margaret Mutu, Pierre Lyndon and Huhana Lyndon.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Naida Glavish, Quinton Hita and Ross Smith.
Current affairs and issues with LEn Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Maru Henare and Winiwini Kingi.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Waihoroi Shortland and Ross Smith.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Winiwini Kingi and Ross Smith
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Pita Moon, John Shortland and Albert Cash.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Moriki Hogan me te wahanga o Mr Bristowe, here we go.
Current affair and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Huhana Lydnon and Pierre Lyndon.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Moe Milne and Pita Kelly
CUrrent affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays kaikorero are Moka Puru and RIhari Takiwira.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are PIta TIpene, Waihoroi Shortland and Attol Toeke.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Ross Smith, Pita Kelly, Huhana Lyndon and Moka Puru.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Poata Nathan and Matty Brown.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Te Ihi TIto, Tame Te Rangi and Pierre Lyndon.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Winiwini Kingi and Taipari Munroe
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Dover Samuels and Moriki Hogan.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Attol Toeke and Tame Te Rangi.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Barry Peihopa, Waihoroi Shortland and Huhana Lyndon.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero Makuini, Waihoroi Shortland and Pita Kelly
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero are Te Raa Nehua, Winiwini Kingi and John Sullivan.
I te ra nei e korero ana ahau ki tetahi o aku Whaea Kahurangi o te kainga a Naida Glavish e pa ana ki ta maua hononga ki te marae o Puatahi ki roto i te Kaipara me nga mahi maara, ona mahi a hapori ki te tiaki i te marae ra.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Lart Sinclair, Takuta Ferris me Ross Smith.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Pita Tipene, Pita Kelly me Hinerangi Puru.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Dover Samuels, Rihari Takiwira Peeni Henare me Kelvin Davis.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Dover Samuels me Rihari Takiwira me tetahi wahanga o Mr Bristowe here we go.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Kelvin Davis, Waihoroi Shortland me Peeni Henare.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Moka Puru and Astor Parkinson
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Willow Jean Prime, Kelvin Davis and Moriki Hogan
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Pierre Lyndon, Kelvin Davis me Pita Kelly.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Moriki Hogan raua ko Pierre Lyndon.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Huhana Lyndon raua ko Che Wilson
Ngāraratunua marae is located on the corner of Pipiwai and Church roads in Ngāraratunua, Whangarei. It affiliates to the Ngāpuhi iwi and its primary hapu is Te Kahu o Torongare. It is sometimes referred to as Te Paea. Our Kaikorero Takiri and Raina Puriri assisted by Hori Keretene remember the mahi that was done by the people of the Marae and how the marae came to be as a Memorial Hall for the returned and lost Soldiers.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Winiwini Kingi me Kelvin Davis.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Mariameno Kapa Kingi raua ko Ross Smith.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Moriki Hogan me Marama Davidson
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Quinton Hita, Takuta Ferris me Kelvin Davis.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Winiwini Kingi, Piere Lyndon me Takuta Ferris.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Rihari Takiwira raua ko Ross Smith
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Tame Te Rangi, Pita Kelly me Shane Jones.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero: Hinerangi Himiona, Taipari Munroe me Moriki Hogan.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Tame Te Rangi, Takuta Ferris, Rawiri Waititi me Astor Toia
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Moka Puru, Poata Nathan and Kelvin Davis
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero: Dover Samuels, Ross Smith me Julian Wilcox.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero: Waihoroi Shortland, Tohe Ashby and Pita Tipene.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero: Ross Smith raua ko Kelvin Davis.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero: Moe Milne and Ross Smith.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero: Mariameno Kapa Kingi raua ko Che Wilson
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero: Whare Hauwai, Moka Puru me Ted Wihongi.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero: Piere Lyndon, Waihoroi Shortland and Moe Milne.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero: Mylie George, Huhana Lyndon and Moe Milne.
Today on He Pukepukerau, we revisit Otiria Marae situated in Moerewa. It is one of the last few Marae within Ngati Hine that was built out of respect and acknowledgement to the Soldiers of not only the 28th Maori Battalion, but all Soldiers who went and fought in the World Wars. The Whare Tupuna pays homage to the army as its name is derived from The God of War Tumatauenga whom our soldiers also take their name from.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero Waihoroi Shortland, Moka Puru and Hone Harawira.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero: Pierre Lyndon Matty Brown and Huhana Lyndon.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero are Attoa Takoa, Pita Kelly and Rueben Taipari.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero Te Winiwini Kingi, Moe Milne and Rihari Takiwira.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Todays Kaikorero: Quinton Hita and Moka Puru
Ohaki Marae is situated within the papakainga located in the centre of the rohe, Pawarenga, and established under the tupuna Wiripo. His direct descendants are the primary beneficiaries and Kaitiaki of the Marae. Our Kaikorero for Ohaki Marae today is Maraea Herbert Pickering, who remembers the words of her kaumatua "kia pono te mahi, ka tika te mahi." she also is one of the marae trustees and her love and commitment to her marae has stemmed down from her Papa to her mother and now to herself.
Parahaki marae is located in Nukutawhiti, Mangakahia. This marae belongs to the Ngāti Toki, Te Kumutu and Ngāti Whakahotu hapū of the iwi Ngapuhi. Parahaki marae is connected to the surrounding maunga and to Mangakahia River. Todays kaikorero is chairman and descendant of Parahaki Marae Anaru Kaipo who speaks of his responsibilities as chair and the roles his people play on their Marae.
Tuparehuia marae is located in Bland Bay, on a peninsula north of Whangaruru Harbour. The primary iwi is Ngāti Wai.
There is currently no wharenui on site. The wharekai is called Rangimarie. Today, Ropata Diamond shares his memories growing up here in this beautiful rohe.
Tahaawai marae is located on the upper reaches of the Whangaroa Harbour, east of the Northland township of Kaeo, off State Highway 10. It shares connection with both Ngāti Kahu ki Whangaroa and the Ngāpuhi confederation.
The wharenui is named Te Awaroa. Tahaawai marae is connected to the maunga named Maungaemiemi, to Pupuke River, and to Whangaroa Harbour. Todays kaikorero is Leilani Payne
Mangamuka marae is just off State Highway 1 south of the Mangamuka range. The wharenui is called Ngāpuhi (Puhi Kai Ariki, Puhi Moana Ariki, Puhi Taniwharau). Mangamuka marae connects to the nearby maunga named Maungataniwha and to the Hokianga Harbour. Our Kaikorero is Delwyn Beckham, a descendant of Mangamuka Marae who shares herexperiences growing up on Mangamuka marae.
Matauri marae, also known as Te Tāpui, is centrally located in the cliff-top papakainga overlooking the sweeping beach and pa of Mātauri Bay. The wharenui is named Ngā Puhi. Its wharekai (Te Puawaitanga) used to house the kohanga reo that was established in the 1980s. Anaru Kira remembers and shares the original name of the whare and what they used to gather in prior to there being a wharenui.
Whakapara marae is located on Puhipuhi Rd beside the Wairua River, 10 minutes drive north of Hikurangi on State Highway 1. The wharenui is Te Ihi o Nehua. Descendant of Whakapara Marae Te Raa Nehua reminices the days of yesteryear and shares enlightening korero of Whakapara and the area.
Kaikou marae is in the area known as Matawaia, on the corner of Pipiwai and Lovett Road. On the marae is the wharenui named Eparaima Makapi, which was named after a pakeha settler who loved being and living with the people within that rohe.
Te Paatu Marae is located on State Highway 1 near Pamapuria. “It takes a village to raise and educate a child to teach them tikanga on marae,” says Lisa McNab, our kaikorero on He Pukepuke Rau. Featuring compositions from te roopu o Muriwhenua.
Mōkau marae is located in the papakainga of Mōkau. The marae belongs to the Ngāti Wai confederation. In 2013, the wharenui named Huruiki was seriously destroyed by fire and the whanau and hapu of the Marae has been working hard to have it restored and re-opened. Tonights guest speaker Hepi Haika invites all to the re opening of Mokau scheduled for January 2021.
Miria marae, also known as Waiomio/ Te Rapunga Marae, is located on State Highway 1 in Waiomio ... The wharenui is Te Rapunga and the wharekai is Te Hahaunga. " We have three reasons as to how we get the name Miria." Arama Reihana: kaikorero of the week shares rich historic korero of the Waiomio area, plus an entertaining performance from Te Roopu Kapa Haka o Ngati Hine from the 2008 Taitokerau regionals.
Matihetihe Marae is a coastal marae about 10 kilometres north of the Hokianga harbour, and a similar distance south of the Whangape harbour."Kia kaua wareware tatou o te taone ki nga marae ki tua whenua" Moko Te Pania: our kaikorero for this week. Also we're entertained with Te Kapa Haka o Hokianga from 2014 Taitokerau Regionals.
Tonight on He Pukepuke Rau: Te Iringa Marae. Te Iringa Marae is located south of Kaikohe. Mane Tahere is our guest on tonight's program. Mane is a trustee of Te Iringa Marae and discusses the highlights and challenges of marae life as well as encouraging other whanau members to return home and help uplift the mana of the marae and its people. Featuring waiata and kapa haka from Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Kaikohe.
Mōria marae is one of three marae in the Whirinaki area, Mōria marae is located on Whirinaki School Road out of Whirinaki. Moria is also the name of the wharenui. Associated with Ngāti Te Pou and Te Hikutu hapu Kaikorero Boyd Paratene remembers stories told to him from his elders. Moria was home of respected elder Winiata Morunga whom many of his descendants were performers of Te Puu Ao, so we are also entertained with their 2019 Te Matatini performance.
Te Rito Marae is located on Ngapipito Road in Kawiti, just west of Moerewa. Its wharenui is Te Rito. The shed to the left of the wharenui is Mau Mahara. Tonight Perry Hati explains the mahi that is done as a hapu and also that he does as the chairman and caretaker of the Marae. complimented with beautiful waiata maori.
Waihou marae, in full Waihou-nui-a-rua and also known as Waimirirangi, is located in Waihou, about 4 km south of Panguru on West Coast Road in the northern Hokianga. It's iwi is Te Rarawa, and the hapū associated with the marae include Ngati Te Reinga, Ngāti Moroki, Parewhero, Te Uri o Te Aho and Te Wae Koi. Tonight Mike Te Wake expresses the challenges and benefits as chairman of the marae and Margaret Ngaropo Hati left the big city to come home and revitalize te reo amongst the new generation of kohanga reo mokopuna within their rohe.
Ōkorihi marae is south-west of Kaikohe off State Highway 12. In 2003, a fire destroyed the historic marae. Mutunga Rameka reflects on the impact the fire had on their community and the progress its made to rebuild their marae. Featuring compositions from Nga Uri o Tuteauru.
Motukiore Marae is located in the heart of Hōreke on Motukiore Road. Our kaikōrero include Pakihana Butler about growing up with his kuia and kaumātua and Tumamao Harawira who acknowledges the ongoing efforts of those that keep the homefire burning, particularly for those who live outside te rohe o Ngāpuhi. Producer: Pita Moon. Nā Te Māngai Pāho hei pūtea tautoko.
Ōtiria marae is two minutes drive east of Moerewa on King Rd. Our kaikōrero include co-chair of the Ōtiria Marae trustees committee, Mike Butler, who reflects on the highlights and sometimes challenging aspects to marae operations. Ngāti Hine FM rangatahi announcer, Hawaiikii Henare, prefers the kitchen role when on the marae and the opportunity it brings to spend time with her cuzzies and wider whānau. And Whaea June Whiu warmly reminisces the kapa haka performances of yester-year and the pivotal role Ōtiria Marae continue to play as regular hosts to Te Ahuareka o Ngāti Hine Festival. Wrapped up with kapa haka performances from Ngāti Hine kapa haka roopu, Waerenga Te Kaha. Producer: Pita Moon. Nā Te Māngai Pāho hei pūtea tautoko.
Kāretu marae is nestled in the Kāretu valley, Taumarere (Bay of Islands), near the sacred river of Taumarere, which flows from Kāretu out to Opua, Paihia and Kororāreka (Russell) in the Bay of Islands. Our kaikorero this evening include Dion Prime who acknowledges nga ahi kaa and the ongoing mahi they have in keeping the home fire burning. Kaumatua, Arapeta Hamilton, fondly reflects on the Karetu marae's Taiwanese connection. Producer: Pita Moon. Nā Te Māngai Pāho hei pūtea tautoko.
Matawaia Marae is situated in te rohe o Matawaia, which is roughly 40 km inland from Moerewa, south of Kaikohe. Te reo o Ngati Hine exponent, Moe Milne and Padrae Brown reflect on the roles of kuia, kaumatua and rangatahi on the marae, accompanied by the musical genius of Matawaia's own, Te Huaki Puanaki. Producer: Pita Moon. Nā Te Māngai Pāho hei pūtea tautoko.
Tau Henare marae, sometimes also referred to as Pipiwai marae, is situated in the papakainga of Pipiwai, 40 kilometres west of Kamo and Whangarei, no te hapu o Te Orewai. Len Bristowe, shares a grassroots perspective of the marae - which wouldn't be complete without a guitar in hand, to belt out a rendition of the infamous Te Orewai waiata. Journey Maru Henare shares the teachings of his late father, Alex Henare. Kuia Heeni Black takes a kanikani down memory lane of the entertainment and events at the marae with basket socials, music and dances.
Producer: Pita Moon. Nā Te Māngai Pāho hei pūtea tautoko.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Naida Glavish, Mathew Tukaki Me Pita Kelly
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Poata Nathan, Cheryl Nathan and Te Kura Kapea.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Huhana Lyndon me Pita Moon
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Dover Samuels, Shane Reti Me Mariameno Kapa Kingi
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Rihari Takiwira, Moriki Hogan Me Te Winiwini Kingi
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Huru Tipene, Pita Tipene me Hineamaru Kopa.
Mōtatau Marae is in the heart of Mōtatau, off State Highway One, south of Kawakawa. Proud descendants of Mōtatau Marae, Tapeka Henare and Huru Tipene, share their knowledge about their ancestral marae, from its humble beginnings to its role in the community today. Beautifully interwoven with the waiata of renown Mōtatau Marae composer, Tatai Henare. Producer: Pita Moon. Nā Te Māngai Pāho hei pūtea tautoko. Broadcast 18 July 2020
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Huru Tipene, Pita Tipene, and Hineamaru Kopa
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Amadonna Jakeman, Te Ihi Tito and Moe Milne
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Moka Puru, Matt King, Mataroria Lyndon and Pita Kelly
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Mariameno Kapa Kingi, Moka Puru, Moriki Hogan me Waihoroi Shortland
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Waihoroi Shortland, Naida Glavish, Willow-Jean Prime me Shane Jones
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Ross Smith, Ned Peita me Dover Samuels.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Pita Kelly, Peeni Henare, Haami Tohu me Shane Reti
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Kelvin Davis, Rawiri Waititi, Takuta Ferris me Tihi Puanaki
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Pierre Lyndon, John Shortland me Pita Tipene.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Darlia Walker, Ross Smith me Ruihana Timiwa.
Current affairs and issues with Len Bristowe. Today's kaikorero: Naida Glavish, Hinerangi Puru me Tohe Ashby.
Te Pā Tuna. Ko Len Bristowe me te manuhiri mo tēnei hōtaka, ko Huhana Lyndon (Te Orewai), Kaihāpai Te Manawaroa o Ngāti Hine.