2022 – 3rd Quarterly Hapū Hui & Wānanga
The third Quarterly Hapū Hui of the year will be held in September at Parawhenua Marae.
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2022 – 4th Quarterly Hapū Hui & Wānanga
The fourth Quarterly Hapū hui of the year is to be held in November at Parawhenua Marae. A weekend of wānanga, fun, reflection and progress on our collective decision-making. This […]
Tūmatakāhuki (Tukutuku Wānanga #1 14-16 April 2023)
Parawhenua Marae 20 Te Ahu Ahu Road, Ōhaeawai 0472, Kerikeri, Far North, New Zealand
Register HERE Over the past two years a small team of us, Ziandra Ashby, Hinerangi Himiona and Lara Robertson have been working toward developing some kaupapa to engage our whānau […]
Tūmatakāhuki (Tukutuku Wānanga #2 7-9 July 2023)
Parawhenua Marae 20 Te Ahu Ahu Road, Ōhaeawai 0472, Kerikeri, Far North, New Zealand
Over the past two years a small team of us, Ziandra Ashby, Hinerangi Himiona and Lara Robertson have been working toward developing some kaupapa to engage our whānau with our […]
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Te Whakaminenga o Ngā Hapū o Te Ahuahu (3rd gathering for 2023)
Parawhenua Marae 20 Te Ahu Ahu Road, Ōhaeawai 0472, Kerikeri, Far North, New Zealand
Ngā Hapū o Te Ahuahu has been gathering four times a year since March 2021 and continues to do so.
Tūmatakāhuki (Tukutuku Wānanga #3 29 Sept – 3 Oct 2023)
Parawhenua Marae 20 Te Ahu Ahu Road, Ōhaeawai 0472, Kerikeri, Far North, New Zealand
Over the past two years a small team of us, Ziandra Ashby, Hinerangi Himiona and Lara Robertson have been working toward developing some kaupapa to engage our whānau with our […]
Tūmatakāhuki (Tukutuku Wānanga #4 Labour Weekend Oct 2023)
Parawhenua Marae 20 Te Ahu Ahu Road, Ōhaeawai 0472, Kerikeri, Far North, New Zealand
Over the past two years a small team of us, Ziandra Ashby, Hinerangi Himiona and Lara Robertson have been working toward developing some kaupapa to engage our whānau with our […]
NHoTA Summer Wānanga #2
Rāwhitiroa Marae 444 State Highway 1, Te Ahuahu
Ngā Hapū o Te Ahuahu represents a collective of four hapū (Te Uri Taniwha, Ngāti Hineira, Ngāti Korohue, Te Whānau Whero) who have current and historical interests across the rohe of Taiāmai. This stretches from Te Ahuahu maunga and Lake Omapere and their surrounds, spreading out eastward following the Waitangi River to Waitangi and the […]