One of the titles by which ngapuhi is known is ngapuhinuitonu everlasting ngapuhi. The battle between the two eventually caused two other chieftains, te ikanui and wheru, to become besieged in their pa in pawarenga on whangape harbour. Mirupokai, an ancestor of both te aupouri and te rarawa, is said to have circumnavigated the north island in the mataatua canoe. Pukepoto whanau still own some of the lands on the south side of tangonge but much of the land to the north, west and east is currently owned by the crown. The crowns acknowledgements and crown apology to te rarawa are based on this historical account. Linear narratives when presented like this can imply a simplified version of history.
Matiu tai ratima is the maori dean at kings high school in dunedin. Near the end of that memorable year, te roopu a iwi o te rarawa was established and later incorporated as a charitable trust, which in 1988, morphed into te runanga o te rarawa. According to te rarawa tradition, te rarawa s historical development can be broken down into three main periods. Judith binney was professor emeritus at the university of auckland, and an awardwinning author of many books on maori history, particularly the history of te urewera and tuhoe. As another contributor to this volume, te runanga o te rarawa ceo kevin robinson, explained to us pers. She is the professor of maori studies at the university of auckland where she teaches and conducts research on maori language, tikanga law, history and traditions, rights and sovereignty, te tiriti o waitangi and treaty claims against the english crown, constitutional transformation and maori. Te hiku o te ika marae te hapua, ko te reo mihi te whare nui.
Managing our resources, a finalist in the 2003 montana book awards, and tahuhu korero. It lies south west of kaitaia and north east of ahipara. Ngati rangitihi project gutenberg selfpublishing ebooks. The tangonge lake bed 280 ha, 701 acres which is dry for much of the year is still owned by te rarawa whanau as well as an iwi interest alongside te aupouri. Apr 16, 2009 a guide complete with glossary to customs, protocol and etiquette for visitors to new zealand marae. Topia, heni hoana and topia, mereana dictionary of new. According to legend, the te aupouri came into conflict with te rarawa. Margaret mutu is of ngati kahu, te rarawa, ngati whatua and scottish descent. Robin pursued photography while at otago boys high school but did not perceive it as a way to earn a living until he arrived in london and found himself assisting some of europes most well known fashion photographers.
Growing up in dunedin, robin walters te rarawa, te aupouri, ngati hine, ngati manu and nga puhi was heavily engaged in the art world. Their hapu, ngati mahi and ngati tionga are the recognised hapu of ngati. To do so with integrity and effectiveness has been a massive task. The whakapapa whanau family group sheets differ from genealogy family group sheets in that there are areas for tangihanga, unveiling, iwi and hapu details. Subpart 6te runanga o te rarawa to become mandated iwi organisation.
Pukepoto has two marae connected with the iwi tribe of te rarawa, maunga. Merata kawharu is the director of research at the university of aucklands jameshenaremaoriresearchcenter and an associate professor of research at otagouniversity. I congratulate te rarawa on the development of this proposal, and look forward to seeing this integrated management approach in action, mr ririnui said, while mr samuels noted that te rarawa was part of the muriwhenua grouping if iwi and hapu that had remained committed to finalising their settlements. In maori, te aupouri means the dark smoke au smoke, pouri dark. Dr hinemoa elder te aupouri, ngati kuri, te rarawa, ngapuhi works clinically as a specialist in youth forensic psychiatry, writing reports for courts and reporting under the intellectual disability compulsory care and rehabilitation act, sees young people with traumatic brain injury, and participates as a deputy member of the new zealand.
The sayings of taitokerau, which won the te reo maori category at the nga kupu ora book awards in 2009. Te rarawa marae cleaning bee papa panui notice board. Te uri o hina marae and hohourongo meeting house are affiliated with the hapu of ngati te ao, tahawai and te uri o hina. What was the role of whanau and hapu, household and marae. Iwi, hapu, marae, rohe, rma, mfa, treaty of waitangi, regional and local councils, iwi contact, iwi contacts, iwi contact details, contact details. Te rarawa ngati manawa, te kai tutae, te waiariki panguru.
Learning te reo maori a pathway to aotearoas culture and history. Pukepoto school is a contributing primary years 16 school with a roll of 30 as of march 2020. Te runanga o te rarawa was established by its marae to progress the spiritual, cultural, social and economic growth of te rarawa. Te hiku o te ika marae te hapua, ko te reo mihi te. A guide complete with glossary to customs, protocol and etiquette for visitors to new zealand marae. For contact details of these marae visit the marae of tai tokerau directory. Ngati kahu, te rarawa and te aupouri, and the southern tribes of. Davidson ngati porou, te rarawa and ngapuhi started learning te reo properly as an adult, and even made a decision to only speak te reo to one of her daughters now 10 since birth. As an affiliated member of te runanga o te rarawa, please be notified that nominations are now called for 1 elected delegate for te rarawa marae pukepoto on the board of te runanga o te rarawa. The powers of the runanga are set out in general terms in. Sometimes it is also used as an inclusive reference describing how the muriwhenua tribes of ngati kuri, ngati kahu, te rarawa and te aupouri, and the southern tribes of ngatiwai, te parawhau, te roroa. A part of the iwi of te rarawa, the rohe runs from kohatuhaohao around from rangiora the narrows where we join with our whanaunga, the hapu of te ihutai, and tautehere where we join with ngati tamatea of motuti and ngati manawa of panguru.
Mereana topia, better known as maria, and her daughter heni hoana or jane topia. Draft historic account te rarawa settlement july 2011. Draft te rarawa historic account, july 2011 page 1 draft historic account te rarawa settlement july 2011 the purpose of this draft document is to provide the opportunity for te rarawa hapu marae to have input into the historic account that summarises the history of the relationship between te rarawa and the crown from 18401992. When researching your whakapapa, its helpful to find out from your whanau what your iwi affiliations are.
There is a settlement called whangape on the northern side of the harbour. Many other sacred mountains support the house of ngapuhi, a people who played a central role in maori history. Today, te rarawa and affiliated and associated hapu have as their foundation 23 hapu marae. Information on whakapapa, how to work with whakapapa, resources, indexes, lists of names and links relating to whakapapa maori genealogy in one easy to use place. Aroha harris te rarawa, ngapuhi is a member of the waitangi tribunal, and teaches history at the university of auckland. The mission of te runanga o te rarawa is to provide the means for hapu and marae to develop their resources within each rohe, to enhance the wellbeing of all of te rarawa. Marae te tatau pounamu by muru walters penguin books.
The hapu of ngai tupoto today is centred around motukaraka, te huahua and tapuwae in the north hokianga. Ratana mangai, nga akoranga, uri whakatupuranga ratana archive research centre, oral history, live documentary interviews. Te rarawa marae and meeting house are affiliated with the hapu of ngati te ao and te uri o hina. Suzanne duncan is a researcher from te rarawa and te aupouri. They were closely related to te rarawa, particularly through the marriage of waimirirangi to kairewa.
The wharenui is also called te rarawa and the wharekai is mahi tahi. The books illustrator and photographer natalie robertson, says, i hope people take away an understanding of the richness of our history. Growing up in dunedin, robin walters te rarawa, te aupouri, ngati hine, ngati manu and nga puhi was heavily engaged in the art world through his father. It is associated with the hapu ngati te ao, tahawai and te uri o hina of te rarawa. The mission of te runanga o te rarawa is to provide the means for hapumarae to develop their resources within each rohe to enhance the wellbeing of te rarawa. It was carved by paki harrison, a student of pine taiapa, who was taught by hone ngatoto of the iwirakau six. Whangape is a harbour on the west coast of northland, new zealand. This design is used on the body of figures to represent the ribs of the ancestor. Te aupouri and te rarawa te ara encyclopedia of new zealand. Aug 31, 2015 the late judith binney picks up the timeline at 1820 in her chapter, te ao hou.
Kia u ki te whakapono, me aroha tetahi ki tetahi be steadfast in the faith, nurture each others aspirations poroa. In recent decades, new zealand maori have made huge efforts to reinvigorate their language te reo and the life of tribal meeting places marae as the twin cornerstones of maori identity. Pukepoto is a cobalt blue pigment which can be found in clay rock. Te rarawa leader and woman of mana, dame whina cooper spent her whole life fighting for maori land rights. Up until now books on maori art have described the work as either traditional carving, weaving, painting or contemporary, work produced post1950s. Each marae is located within one of the papakainga making up the community of pawarenga. The first is cosmological, consisting of our atua maori. The 1975 maori land march was launched and led by whina cooper of te tai tokerau and the land rights organisation she formed, te ropu o te matakite. Te reo irirangi o te hiku o te ika, an iwi radio station, serves te rarawa and other muriwhenua tribes of the far north.
Lachy paterson is an associate professor in te tumu with research interests in maorilanguage print culture and history. The runanga meets every month on the third wednesday in kaitaia holding agm and hui a iwi at a marae within the rohe. Again, a charismatic and highly vocal group of maori women were influential in the success of this undertaking. Up until now books on maori art have described the work as either traditional. We have created a whakapapa whanau family group sheet template that you can download to use to record information. The marae ancestrally connects to the maunga taumatamahoe and the wai tangonge. Te kahui mangaitkm is a directory of iwi tribes and maori organisations for purposes of consultation and research. Oct 28, 2012 te rarawa is a confederation of hapu, which emerged in the 16th century, and occupied the land in and around hokianga, whangape and owhata harbours, te oneroaatohe, tangonge and areas lying inland to maungataniwha. Margaret is also te rarawa from ahipara and ngati whatua from the. Te rarawa shares a 6,000year history of traversing the vast southern pacific. She was a lecturer in te tumu before moving to te hiku. The new world, before we reach the final section a century later with aroha harris te rarawa, ngapuhi in te ao hurihuri. The magical light from te ramaroa mountain first guided kupe into hokianga harbour. Apr 20, 2016 waipapa marae here in auckland has strong ties to ngati porou.
Ngapuhi ngati kiriahi, ngati mau, ngati rangi, te uri hoatau, te. Professor margaret mutu the university of auckland. This indigenous understanding of the universe benchmarks our existence as early polynesians. Nominations must be made on an official nomination form, which can be obtained from the te runanga o te rarawa secretary by phoning 09 40 80141 or. The information is sourced and gathered from te whetu marama o te kotahitanga 19241939, te rongo pai hou a t. From the beginning, the vision and passion of every marae delegate and executive member has been to rebuild and represent a strong, healthy, independent and happy people. Map of hokianga and the warawara forest with marae marked. See more ideas about new zealand, auckland art gallery and new zealand landscape. Ms witana, speaking on behalf of the te rarawa wai 262 flora and fauna claimants to the waitangi tribunal, is adamant that the time has arrived for maori and pakeha alike to realise that the state of our nation has reached a critical point, and that we must work together to improve our situation. Book illustrates a century of nati carving history te ao. Te rarawa marae is situated on awaroa road in kaitaia.
She read her prayer books in maori daily and her children went to catholic. Marae of te rarawa here is a list of the marae of te rarawa that may be able to help you in your whakapapa search. She is the chairperson of karikari marae and of kapehu marae in the northern wairoa. From ngati porou, ngati kahungunu, te arawa and waikato. Morehu marae is one of three marae belonging to the hapu of te uriotai, which has three papakainga within its rohe. To mask their escape, they burnt their possessions and escaped under. Two of the strategic goals of te runanga o te rarawa are. This describes the multiplicity of tribes, subtribes and marae within the tribe. Another, called pawarenga, is located on the southern side. Te rarawa claims settlement act 2015 no 79 as at 08 september.
Hiwi and pat tauroa outline the sequence of events that begins when visitors arrive at the gates of a marae and ends with their departure. Historical account this historical account provides the context for the crowns acknowledgements of and apology for its historical breaches of te tiriti o waitangithe treaty of waitangi against te rarawa. History ngati rangitihi history is carved into the pole beside of the rangiaohia wharenui at the matata pa and at tamatekapua wharenui at te papaiouru marae at rotorua, ngati rangitihi is the carved figure at the top of the pole, the 8 beating hearts are below rangitihi. Marae te tatau pounamu by muru walters penguin books new.