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Pae Tū Mōkai o Tauira
Te Whare Whakapapa Raranga.
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Cozy in the Whare on a chilly Winter day
Tuhituhi
Welcome sign at the gateway to the Whare
Wānanga
Sharing knowledge in the Whare
Homefires
Cozy in the Whare on a chilly Winter day
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At the break of dawn, on the 6th October 2019, Mike Kawana Rangatira of Rangitāne & Mikaere Paki also a Rangatira, performed a Whakawatea. The process is about clearing the old to make space for new purpose and beginnings. What was once a golf course is now a whare that we will use for: education of Reo, Raranga, Whakairo, and Te Taiao. It will also be a native plant nursery that will educate our people and create work opportunities.
The name of the Whare is:
'Te Whare Whakapapa Raranga'.
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