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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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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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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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Register your interest in volunteering
Many people have helped our Marae and community, and it is really appreciated. Our Marae Chair, Hōri Reti said “there are so many people to thank, its unbelievable – from […]
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Working Bee – Arapawanui
Whānau are invited to support the working bee at Arapawanui. Saturday 18 March 2023 9am to 4pm There are some important things to be aware of: Transport: 4×4 highly recommended […]
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Tangoio in the News
Our Marae and whānau have featured in a lot of news broadcasts, online articles and in the newspaper. The links are provided below, in order of most recent to oldest: […]
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Caring for our Taonga
In the video below Perēri King explains part of the process to clean our whakairo and tukutuku: Te Taiwhenua o Te Whanganui-ā-Orotu interviewed Uncle Joe about the process: […]
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