When the hostel system closed, barry was vocal about it. On previous visits i have spoken of new zealands efforts to resolve historical treaty of waitangi claims. The chief te rakiwhakaputa laid down his rapaki waist mat and claimed the land for his people. The eternal thread, te aho mutunga kore, huia publishers, wellington, 2006. When methodist conference 2005 convenes in christchurch this november the welcoming powhiri will take place at rehua marae. E te iwi, ngai tahu, tena koutou katoa to the people of ngai tahu, greetings. The mrn was set up at rehua marae in central christchurch and was established ostensibly to facilitate communication and to identify the appropriate service providers over the short to medium term to following the february 2011 earthquake. History te hapa o niu tireni marae, 39 huirapa st, temuka, canterbury, 7920, new zealand 03 615 9646 arowhenua. Kia ora mai koutou i gave a lecture at unitec to year 2 contemporary dance students as part of their dance history yesterday, 22 nd may 20. Rehua marae 79 springfield road, st albans, christchurch, new zealand 8014 rated 4. Explore photos of story blankets at rehua marae, 2012. If you would like to book the marae for a hui or an event please use our bookingcontact form below. The author outlines her character and background, and the kind of. Methodist influence flows through rehua marae when methodist conference 2005 convenes in christchurch this november the welcoming powhiri will take place at rehua marae.
Monday 25 june was the first day of our story blanket exhibition at rehua marae, part of our programme of events this year at christchurch city libraries to celebrate matariki. Rehua hosts many visitors every year from primary school children to royalty in 2002 her majesty queen elizabeth ii visited the marae. We give respect to the whenua on which we live, and admiration to our mother earth, papatuanuku. Set in the scenic akaroa harbour, onuku marae offers a stunning carved whare tipuna ancestral house, a new and contemporary wharekai dining room, a beautiful original church and lush peaceful grounds. The small settlement of rapaki sits on the shores of whakaraupo lyttelton harbour under the gaze of the mountain te poho o tamatea the breast of tamatea. I was always involved with ngati rehua, we always involved ourselves with things like that. A history of the methodist mission since 1983 is waiting to be written. Katherine barry, author at maniapoto maori trust board page. Rehua marae, christchurch a reminder that you will find more information and detail about what has been achieved to date via our website. It was well attended with nearly 100 people from tamariki to kaumatua coming down to visit on the first day.
The history of the mission during rev falkinghams superintendency was recorded in norman. During matariki we celebrate our unique place in the world. In 2004 he marked 30 years as the kawai kaitiaki of ngai tahu whakapapa an acknowledged authority on the contemporary whakapapa of the ngai tahu people. This handbook, developed as a supplement to emergency war surgerythe third united states revision, serves as a resource for managing the pain of battlefield trauma. Rehua hosts many visitors every year from primary school children to royalty in 2002 her majesty queen elizabeth ii. By tatyana glassie, rehua marae, new plymouth west volunteer fire brigade, royal society. Matariki the maori new year is on 25 june this year. Maori gathering at rehua marae, christchurch, new zealand.
This page explains its history it is a wonderful place. The core subjectmatter of the book eventually proved. Marae name wharenui name iwi and hapu location hia kaitupeka. We have welcomed more than 200,000 people since we opened in 2007 and our facilities are used by locals and visitors alike. Matariki 2018 at christchurch city libraries continues the theme of. A 100year history of new zealands architecture was on display, including maori meeting houses and pasifika buildings. Urban ecology, tangata whenua and the colonial city. Matariki maori new year 2018 christchurch city libraries blog. The star of the year, at te herenga waka marae, victoria university of. Te roopu raranga whatu o aotearoa nzhistory, new zealand. The rededication of a meeting house wharepuni near pipiriki was a big moment for don robinson and others who have spent countless hours to bring new. The military advanced regional anesthesia and analgesia handbook. For generations ngai tahu have lived and died on this fertile land.
This has not been an easy path for anyone, and there still. The book provided a major impetus for the 1975 maori land march, and one of the reasons that the land march began in the far north. Trade training was an investment, but we all worked and paid our taxes to new zealand, he states. This book, now out of print, covers the beginnings of the mission, the cambridge terrace years, the durham street merger, aged care, rehua hostel, lifeline, the methodist childrens home and other child and family services, goodwill stores, and some memories by staff. Rehua marae 79 springfields road st albans christchurch 23 june 2000 friday, 9. This page features extracts from a recorded interview with dr.
Documenting the history of rehua marae te panui runaka. Puna or fresh water springs emerge from the ground at rehua setting the site apart as a. In the course of urban maori, a 300page book being launched next week, bradford haami has told many of the stories of what he calls the second great migration. Rarely is a book published that revises our understanding of an entire world region and. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the. Our negotiation team will also provide an update on the settlement process at the upcoming hui. On the morning of their stay, the bounce team and invited youth organisations were welcomed onto rehua marae and into the wharenui, where they were humbled by the maori knowledge and history that surrounded them.
Marae name wharenui name iwi and hapu location kawa marae. After developing my lecture notes i thought this may be useful and interesting to have online. Ngati maniapoto hari, te kanawa, ngati haua ngati hira taringamotu. Maori gathering at rehua marae, christchurch, new zealand, 25. Nov, 2016 upoko of ngai tuahuariri, dr te maire tau, william bubba thompson from bluff and kaumatua ruawhitu pokaia from rehua marae spoke on behalf on manuhiri visitors and presented koha gifts to. Omaka marae pa ora, pa wananga, centre of cultural excellence. Rehua marae 79 springfield road st albans christchurch, canterbury 8014 new zealand. The heart of maori culture paperback june 30, 2016 by huia publishers author 5. Pdf urban ecology, tangata whenua and the colonial city. The new zealand health strategy discussion document. In 1901, she was appointed the headman of weithaga location, the first and only female headman of the entire colonial period.
Associate professor dr rangi matamua talks about his recently released book, matariki. Matariki the maori new year will take place on 69 july 2018. Immerse yourself in the food, traditions, hospitality, history, art, culture and community of onuku. The core subjectmatter of the book eventually proved to be one of the bases for the development of the wai 262 claim. A student led market with stalls, performances and lots of fun. Maori contemporary dance lecture notes te ope o rehua. Wao nui a tane, was held at rehua marae, christchurch. Rehua marae is a communitybased marae offering the ultimate cultural experience in the heart of christchurch city. Tpk regional manager david ormsby visits rehua marae and kaumatua to assess whanau safety, buildings, property and utilities. Its purpose is to educate anesthesiology residents in the art and science of advanced regional anesthesia. These photos show some pictures from our previous sessions for matariki. Wangu wa makeri was born in the second half of the nineteenth century into traditional gikuyu society.
This is a list of marae maori meeting grounds in the manawatuwhanganui region of new zealand. Among the bodies that have worked from or at rehua are, the waitaha cultural council, under te kiato riwai, the otautahi football club, the rehua kohanga reo the first in te waipounamu and rehua marae social services. Katherine barry, author at maniapoto maori trust board. Council, under te kiato riwai, the otautahi football club, the rehua kohanga reo the first in te waipounamu and rehua marae social services. Pukemokimoki is a place of learning, of celebrating, of discussion, of grieving, of time out and a place of stay. Equipped with the abilities to manipulate gravity and harness dark energy, jason and. I am delighted to have the opportunity to be with you all today at this marae. Equipped with the abilities to manipulate gravity and. Ngati rehua, ngatiwai ngati rehua great barrier island. Reliable information about the coronavirus covid19 is available from the world health organization current situation, international travel.
Stars of matariki nga whetu o matariki step by step instructions on making a star from harakeke. Rehua marae ensure you include the dates you would like to book the marae, the number of people who will be attending and if you require catering. In 2004 he marked 30 years as the kawai kaitiaki of ngai tahu whakapapa an acknowledged authority on the. This is a list of marae maori meeting grounds in the auckland region of new zealand. One morning jason and rory wake up in their dorm room at boarding school, the next, they have been transported to an intensive training facility for teens with superpowers. This has not been an easy path for anyone, and there still remains some way to. Oclcs webjunction has pulled together information and resources to assist library staff as they consider how to handle coronavirus. Upoko of ngai tuahuariri, dr te maire tau, william bubba thompson from bluff and kaumatua ruawhitu pokaia from rehua marae spoke on behalf on. Eventually i became chairperson of the omaha marae. We are a mataa waka marae located in maraenui, napier. Feb 25, 2018 at the same time he was still actively involved with the hostels, coaching rugby and performing administration tasks and the running of rehua marae. Rehua marae is at 79 springfield road, st albans, christchurch.
Rehua marae ensure you include the dates you would like to book the marae, the number of people. Covers the 2007 maori weavers national hui held at maraenui marae in the eastern bay of plenty, 2007. Oct 24, 2017 associate professor dr rangi matamua talks about his recently released book, matariki. Thats the move which, in the wake of world war one, picked up speed in the 1920s when, according to official figures, 90 percent of the maori population were still living out in rural, tribal areas. Dr terry ryan spent forty years as the secretary of rehua marae and works as part of the whakapapa genealogy unit at te runanga o ngai. Te iwa o matariki star names 285kb png, 206kb pdf te iwa o matariki ruru 277kb png, 234kb pdf matariki whanau 292kb png, 264kb pdf te. Located near the heart of the city, rehua has been a pivotal place for maori in canterbury during the post world war ii era. Throughout its history the meeting house has been used to hold both methodist and ratana services, and this continues today. Many of the young people experienced their first time participating in a powhiri. Dr terry ryan and the rehua board of trustees are looking for any stories andor photographs for a book documenting the history of rehua.
Join facebook to connect with john tipene and others you may know. This book, now out of print, covers the beginnings of the mission, the. Te ao maori for tamariki christchurch city libraries. Rehua marae christchurch terry ryan methodist mission we. Wairewa runanga the ngai tahu claims settlement act 1998 has seen the recognition of ngai tahus mana in relation to wairewa and guaranteed tribal involvement in the future management of the site. Kino hughes explained that according to mataatua history the chant was first recited in hawaiki, after the early hero rata cut down the tree from which mataatua was to be adzed. Top 5 weird ww2 german prototypes that actually flew duration. Numerous and frequentlyupdated resource results are available from this search. The rehabilitation of te roto o wairewa is a major focus for the wairewa runanga today. When the tree sprang up again and had to be felled once more, ratas uncle rehua performed this karakia to prevent it from standing upright a second time.
If you would like to book the marae for a hui or an event please use our bookingcontact. Its creative leader, architect david mitchell, says, in contrast to european architecture, which is architecture of mass and solidity, pacific architecture is a lightweight architecture of posts and beams and panels and. Historic whanganui river meeting house rededicated nz herald. Sep 28, 2017 tpk regional manager david ormsby visits rehua marae and kaumatua to assess whanau safety, buildings, property and utilities. On saturday, we went to rehua marae for a whanau matariki day. Marae committee chairman wetini paul 02108735374, marae.
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