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​TĪMATANGA KŌRERO

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Ko Kahuranaki te maunga
Ko Kahuranaki te marae
Ko Poukawa te waiu
Ko Takitimu te waka
Ko Ngāti Kahungunu te iwi
Ko Ngāi Te Rangi Koianake te hapū
Ko Te Whatuiapiti te rangatira
Ko Te Hāpuku te tangata
Ngauao = Te Rangikoianake
Karahui = Matewai
Te Kaapo = Rameka
Nikaore te whare pōuri = Pera Wheraro
Mereana Mahue = Hinare Pohatu
Ka puta ko mātou ngā uri o Mahue pera ahu whenua trust
The vision for Ngāi Te Rangi Koianake—to have Papakāinga on their whenua to keep whānau connected—aligns with the whakataukī “The future will look like what the past once looked like.” The whole whānau will be part of the journey of realising this whakataukī. Each member of the whānau has an active role, from Kaumātua to tamariki, and through these already set wānanga whānau members are able to identify, learn and support one another with these roles. The Ngāi Te Rangi Koianake whānau will utilise whakapapa, whenua and whānau to share their whānau Papakāinga journey.

TŪTAKI MAI

Those who have worked on this project

TK POHATU

RANGATAHI RESEARCHER

NIHERA POHATU

RANGATAHI RESEARCHER

ZACK MAKOARE 

PAKEKE RESEARCHER 

Georgina MakoarE, Matariki Makoare, Nikita Mitchell

WHĀNAU STORYTELLERS

RĀTAKA

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Kia whakatomuri te haere 
​I walk backwards into the future with my eyes fixed on the past 

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