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Maromahue Marae Strengthens Succession for Future Generations
Maromahue Marae Strengthens Succession for Future Generations
Maromahue Marae Strengthens Succession for Future Generations
Published date : Fri, 06 March 2026 02:44 pm

The hapū of Maromahue Marae, Ngāi Tamatea and Ūpokorehe are progressing a deliberate succession strategy focused on strengthening cultural practice and sustaining the mana and mauri of their marae.  

Te Pōkaitahi Tikanga Info Session 10 March 2026
Te Pōkaitahi Tikanga Info Session 10 March 2026
Date : 10/03/26 06:00 pm - 08:00 pm
Location : Online via Zoom
Deepen your understanding and build a strong foundation in tikanga Māori with Te Pōkaitahi Tikanga. Learn more at one of our online information sessions. Nau mai, haere mai.
Te Tini o Awa sisters prepare for Mataatua Regionals 2026
Te Tini o Awa sisters prepare for Mataatua Regionals 2026
Published date : Thu, 26 February 2026 06:28 am

Sisters, Te Whakapakari (Puks) Hale and Marewa Filipo, together with fellow tutors Te Haupaeroa and Marihi Hona, Rewiti Elliot, and Naomi Herewini-Houia, have been preparing Te Tini o Awa for the Mataatua regional kapa haka competition. 

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