• Project Report

    Please click here to access the final project report. The report includes: Our Hapū Worldview Research Phases Cultural Environmental Assessment Framework Using mātauranga tuku iho to assess hauora Science-based approaches […]

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  • Story Map

    You can see underwater footage and some results from He Kāinga Taurikura o Tangitū project online by clicking on this link to the Story Map.  You can explore the Story […]

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  • How to use StoryMap

    You can explore the StoryMap by: scrolling through clicking on headings at the top will take you to different sections clicking on circles on maps will take you to content […]

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  • Cultural Environmental Assessment Framework

    Click here for He Kāinga Taurikura – our Cultural Environmental Assessment Framework This Framework was conceptualised to guide and communicate the Hapū assessment of environmental taonga. It is based on […]

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  • Tirohanga Tohu Observational Survey

    The Tirohanga Tohu Survey is designed to help strengthen our relationship with Tangitū, by calling us together at Kuku Reef for a shared purpose. It also focusses our attention on […]

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  • Taonga Māori Symposium

    On 2 August, Piki Te Ora shared kōrero at the Taonga Symposium – Auaka Tumutumu Te Kura I Awarua. Uncle Bevan Taylor, Uncle Joe Taylor, Elaine Cook and Thursday Puna […]

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  • All Blacks visit Tangoio

    1 News:   NewsHub: All Blacks Facebook Page: Te Ao Māori News: Ngāti Kahungunu Pānui:   Hawke’s Bay Today – 8 August 2023: Hawke’s Bay Today – 7 August 2023:

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  • Links to up-to-date info

    Takurua (winter) brings us some challenging weather conditions. Keeping ourselves informed is important in looking after our whānau. The blue text below are links to up-to-date info. Hawke’s Bay Civil Defence […]

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  • Video for Te Au o Te Moana

    We created a video introducing our Hapū and our project on Kuku Rock. The video ends with Perēri King singing Whakarongo Mai, while showing photos of the impact of the […]

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