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Muia ana te papa o te marae o Te Koutu i Rotorua i ngā kaimamau mai i ngā hau e whā o Aotearoa kua tae mai mō te whakataetae mamau tuatahi hei whakamahara i a Hakaraia Wilson. Nā Te Whare Mamau o Aotearoa te Whakataetae Whakamahara i a Hakaraia Wilson o Ngāti Whakaue ka tū, hei whakanui i te oranga … Read More
Hoki mai anō a Hilda Harawira tētehi o Ngā Kaihoe o Ngāti Rēhia Trust ki Karāpiro, ā, he mārama te kitea ki a ia kei te piki te tokomaha o te hunga e taetae mai ana ko te āki a Harawira kia whai tautoko ko ngā whakataetae ā-rohe. “Whā mano rima rau ngā kaihoe i tēnei whakataetae. No reira, ki … Read More
The annual Waka Ama Sprint Nationals continues to demonstrate its surging popularity, drawing a significant international presence to Aotearoa this year. The event, which sees a growing number of participants and supporters annually, welcomed competitors from across the globe, including the Hekili Outrigger Canoe Club from Cairns, Australia, and world champion paddler Hinatea Bernadino from Tahiti. “We’ve come here to … Read More
E koa ana te Tarahiti o Ngā Moana o Te Arawa ki te mahere tautiaki i te moana o Ōkāreka i tēnei raumati i te tini mano manuhiri ka tae mai ki te moana nei. “Ko tēnei raumati i tū mai nei te wā hararei me te aha, kāre e kore ka tōia mai te tini mano o ngā waka … Read More
The annual Waka Ama Sprint Nationals has once again proven its rising popularity, with a shining international presence. We caught up with the Hekili Outrigger Canoe Club from Cairns, Australia and world champion paddler, Hinatea Bernadino from Tahiti about their experience at this year’s sprint nationals.
Ki te Whakataetae Waka Ama aa-motu e hia manomano o ngaa punua tuna e tukuna ana e te Roopuu Mahi Tuna o Waikato, ki te whakaora i te takere o te moana o Karaapiro i ngaa momo kiirearea peeraa i te tuangi kooura, aa, ki te whakaora hoki i te tuna. Ko te Roopuu Mahi Tuna o Waikato, te kotahitanga … Read More
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