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Karaka Point
The name karaka is derived from the Karaka tree with its orange fruits that are quite common on the New Zealand coast.
Te Whanganui
Te Whanganui is the original Maori name for what is known today as Port Underwood and lies to the north of the Wairau River mouth.
Rahotia
Rahotia stands at the head of Whanganui (Port Underwood) and is said to have once been a viewpoint for Te Huataki, an early Rangitane Tupuna.
Wānanga 2
Registrations are now open for our upcoming wānanga.
Wairau Bar presentation
A keynote presentation from Dr. Peter Meihana.
Wānanga 1: Omaka
Ngā Pakiaka Mōrehu o te Whenua – Our first wānanga for 2018 was held at Omaka Marae.
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Our Truth, Tā Mātou Pono: Māori history ignored. Te Pokohiwi-a-Kupe (Wairau Bar).
www.stuff.co.nz/pou-tiaki/our-truth/300162288/our-truth-t-mtou-pono-mori-history-ignored
Our Truth, Tā Mātou Pono: Māori history ignored
www.stuff.co.nz
The Marlborough Express' coverage of Wairau Bar an example of ignoring Māori history.
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