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Kaipara Moana E Tu
Yesterday, marae and hapū of Te Iwi o Ngāti Whātua came together in the spirit of kotahitanga for the benefit of #KaiparaMoana for the Remediation programme.
It’s Wānanga Time_2020!!!
Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, ēngari he toa takimanoMy strength is not that of an individual, but that of a collective… Download and have a… Read more “It’s Wānanga Time_2020!!!”
COVID-19 Take 2
As we’ve learned from our first round, we can squash this. Tonight, Friday, 14th August 2020 we learned from a press release that Auckland goes into ‘cluster… Read more “COVID-19 Take 2”
Kawe Whanau, Kawe Mate
One of the beautiful parts of having our Marae operating is whanau bringing their connections, their mate [sic] and the memories of those who have buried elsewhere,… Read more “Kawe Whanau, Kawe Mate”
Whakapai Whare, Whakatika Ripia
Hutia te rito o te harakeke, kei hea te komako e ko? During this weekend, Friday, 31st July 2020 to Sunday, 2nd August 2020 some of the… Read more “Whakapai Whare, Whakatika Ripia”
Rīpia Marae Live Updates
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The Rīpia Marae Podcast
Tōku Tūrangawaewae – The Rīpia Marae series is a collection of stories, whakapapa and history from whānau recollecting their memories about Rīpia Marae and their place they call home…
Ko Tokatoka te Maunga
Ko Wairoa te Awa
Ko Māmari te Waka
Ko Ngati Whātua te Iwi
Ko te Uri-ō-Hau te Hapu
Ko Te Orikena te Wharenui
Ko Ngā Anahera te Wharekai
Ko Ripia te Marae.
Hono and connection for us as a people is important to understand your place of belonging, how you got there and what we have that makes us who we are – a connection to people, land and culture.
Welcome to “Tōku Tūrangawaewae” – the Ripia Marae series of whānau history, stories of whakapapa, connection and belonging.
“Koinei to tātou kāinga, to tātou Tūrangawaewae…”
Nau mai, whakarongo mai.