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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 is not funded, it’s all about pulling our resources together, sharing stories, whakapapa and tātai whilst having fun, reconnecting with the whenua and getting to […]

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NEW DATE: Outdoor Screening Disney’s Lion King Reo Māori

Parawhenua Marae 20 Te Ahu Ahu Road, Ōhaeawai 0472, Kerikeri, Far North, New Zealand
UPDATE: NEW DATE Friday 2nd December, starting from 7.30pm Kai/Prizes/Movie at sunset. Nau mai, haere mai to our fun whānau event for 2022 at Parawhenua Marae. Open to all descendants, […]
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NEW DATE: Outdoor Screening Disney’s Lion King Reo Māori Copy

Parawhenua Marae 20 Te Ahu Ahu Road, Ōhaeawai 0472, Kerikeri, Far North, New Zealand
UPDATE: NEW DATE Friday 2nd December, starting from 7.30pm Kai/Prizes/Movie at sunset. Nau mai, haere mai to our fun whānau event for 2022 at Parawhenua Marae. Open to all descendants, […]

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Quarterly Hapū Hui – 1st for 2023

Parawhenua Marae 20 Te Ahu Ahu Road, Ōhaeawai 0472, Kerikeri, Far North, New Zealand
Ngā Hapū o Te Ahuahu first quarterly hui for 2023 will be held at Parawhenua Marae over the weekend of March 11-12th. Hui start time for Saturday 11th is 10am. Please register to receive agenda and weekend programme. Or RSVP here.

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 with our hapū, marae and whenua.  One of these kaupapa is the re-making of tukutuku panels for our whare at Parawhenua Marae. With the support of marae […]

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Te Whakaminenga o Ngā Hapū o Te Ahuahu (2nd gathering for 2023)

Parawhenua Marae 20 Te Ahu Ahu Road, Ōhaeawai 0472, Kerikeri, Far North, New Zealand
Nau mai, haere mai to our 2nd gathering for the year. This is set for Saturday June 2nd-4th, with the Marae open from Friday afternoon to accommodate uri. An agenda & programme will be emailed out closer to the date along with a RSVP form. If you wish to be kept informed please register online.

Te Rūnanga a Iwi o Ngāpuhi – SGM (Special General Meeting)

Parawhenua Marae 20 Te Ahu Ahu Road, Ōhaeawai 0472, Kerikeri, Far North, New Zealand
Taiamai ki te Marangai welcome the opportunity host the SGM (Special General Meeting) for Te Rūnanga a Iwi o Ngapūhi (TRAION) at Parawhenua Marae on Saturday 24th June (start time TBC). The Rūnanga calls this SGM regarding their TRUST DEED and the recommended changes and amendments. More info to come.

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 hapū, marae and whenua.  One of these kaupapa is the re-making of tukutuku panels for our whare at Parawhenua Marae. With the support of marae trustees and […]

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 hapū, marae and whenua.  One of these kaupapa is the re-making of tukutuku panels for our whare at Parawhenua Marae. With the support of marae trustees and […]

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 […]