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Ngā Mātauranga Taonga Series: Kaumātua share experiences of their COVID-19 vaccination
In this video from the Ngā Mātauranga Taonga - Covid 19 Series, Kaumātua share their experiences of their COVID-19 vaccination and more importantly why they chose to get it done.
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Kaumātua Time for KUMBA with Daf and the Team to the beautiful Poi E!
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A Kaumātua favourite at Rauawaawa! This beautiful waiata Poi E, performed by the wonderful Patea Māori Culture Club is used in this video to help uplift Kaumātua during this time of COVID LOCKDOWN and get them grooving with our team to an Aotearoa anthem! KUMBA is the Kaumātua version of Zumba.
Ngā Mātauranga Taonga - Covid 19 Series (Hoki Purcell)
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In this video from the Ngā Mātauranga Taonga - Covid 19 Series, Hoki Purcell shares her experience living through Covid-19 Level 4 Lockdown in Aotearoa. The resourcing for this series was generously provided by the Health Promotion Agency and was created by Pūwhata Ltd.
Ngā Mātauranga Taonga - Covid 19 Series (Maryanne & Jimmy Tainui)
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In this video from the Ngā Mātauranga Taonga - Covid 19 Series, Maryanne and Jimmy Tainui share their experience living through Covid-19 Level 4 Lockdown in Aotearoa. The resourcing for this series was generously provided by the Health Promotion Agency and was created by Pūwhata Ltd.
Ngā Mātauranga Taonga - Covid 19 Series (Robert Matenga)
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In this video from the Ngā Mātauranga Taonga - Covid 19 Series, Robert Matenga shares his experience living through Covid-19 Level 4 Lockdown in Aotearoa. The resourcing for this series was generously provided by the Health Promotion Agency and was created by Pūwhata Ltd.
Ngā Matauranga Taonga - Covid 19 Series (Tuku Puhipuhi)
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In this video from Ngā Matauranga Taonga, Tuku Puhipuhi shares his experience living through Covid-19 Level 4 Lockdown in Aotearoa. This series is brought to you by Health Promotion Agency and was created by Pūwhata Ltd.
Ngā Mātauranga Taonga - Covid 19 Series (Kitty Barrett)
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In this video from the Ngā Mātauranga Taonga - Covid 19 Series, Kitty Barrett shares her experience living through Covid-19 Level 4 Lockdown in Aotearoa. The resourcing for this series was generously provided by the Health Promotion Agency and was created by Pūwhata Ltd.
Ngā Mātauranga Taonga - Covid 19 Series (Hineraumoa Te Apatu)
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In this video from the Ngā Mātauranga Taonga - Covid 19 Series, Hineraumoa Te Apatu shares her experience living through Covid-19 Level 4 Lockdown in Aotearoa. The resourcing for this series was generously provided by the Health Promotion Agency and was created by Pūwhata Ltd.
Kaumātua Time for KUMBA with Daf and the Team to the groovy Coconut Waiata!
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Another Kaumātua favourite at Rauawaawa! This awesome jump jam Coconut song, performed by Smile.dk is used in this video to help get Kaumātua grooving with our team during this time of COVID LOCKDOWN! KUMBA is the Kaumātua version of Zumba.
PledgeMe Campaign - Keeping up with the Kaumatua
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Pledge here - www.pledgeme.co.nz/projects/5790-keeping-up-with-the-kaumatua?pledgers_page=3#pledgers We aim to raise $100,000 through the PledgeMe crowdfunding initiative to get Stage 1 of our facility upgrade underway.
Te Puna o Te Ora - 8 Decades of Service to Aotearoa
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The stories shared in this video give a wonderful insight into the place, the times and most importantly the people that have been part of the history of Te Puna o Te Ora. Opened in 1941, this facility named "Te Puna o Te Ora" has served people from across Aotearoa for 77 years. It was a residential facility for Maori coming from the rural areas for work (1941 - 1970), a trade training facility...
My Journey
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Whaea Beverly Kearns gives a brief insight into her experience at Rauawaawa Kaumatua Charitable Trust since she first started. This story highlights the importance of our Kaumatua having opportunities to be socially connected and feel a sense of belonging. Kindly funded by the JR Mckenzie Trust and filmed by Garth Watene of Waiora Productions.
My Journey
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Whaea Christina Tanirau gives a brief insight into her experience at Rauawaawa Kaumatua Charitable Trust since she first started. This story highlights loneliness, the importance of our Kaumatua being socially connected and feeling a sense of belonging. Kindly funded by the JR Mckenzie Trust and filmed by Garth Watene of Waiora Productions.
My Journey
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Matua Roto Tuku Puhipuhi gives a brief insight into his experience at Rauawaawa Kaumatua Charitable Trust since he first started. This story highlights the importance of our Kaumatua being socially connected and feeling a sense of belonging. Kindly funded by the JR Mckenzie Trust and filmed by Garth Watene of Waiora Productions.
My Journey
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Whaea Hazel Gifford gives a brief insight into her experience at Rauawaawa Kaumatua Charitable Trust since she first started. This story highlights the importance of our Kaumatua being socially connected and feeling a sense of belonging. Kindly funded by the JR Mckenzie Trust and filmed by Garth Watene of Waiora Productions.
Aroha nga Mokopuna - The Impact of Kaumatua in Schools
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Aroha nga Mokopuna - The Impact of Kaumatua in Schools
Poroporoake - Tikanga Series of Videos
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Poroporoake - Tikanga Series of Videos
Whare Whakairo - Tikanga Series of Videos
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Whare Whakairo - Tikanga Series of Videos
The Role of Kaumatua - Tikanga Series of Videos
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The Role of Kaumatua - Tikanga Series of Videos
Rauawaawa Kaumatua Charitable Trust - From inception to 26 years of service
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Rauawaawa Kaumatua Charitable Trust - From inception to 26 years of service
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Wonderful explanation and video thank you. Could you expand a little more on the concept of Kawa?
You guys have said it your selves. Its Custom, Cultural practices and Religion. Not wanted or needed in our New Zealand law. Law has nothing to do with respect!! Do what ever you want on the Marae. Fine...Good!! I have no problem with it However, It should not and does not apply to New Zealanders.
This video is not about you, the law or perceived slights. It's a rauemi matihiko for marae tikanga.
Grow up ...im sure you are not wanted on a marae anyway with your lack of respect
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Angie is my mother in law she dead
Respect what whaea,
Yup Angeline
POWHIRI...Not PAWNEE..." Its a Welcome greeting to All Visitors....
E te ruruhi, e te Paapaa! Tena Korua! Paimarire
whakatapua te hepetua o te rangi ngangapare waimere
So from what I hear its a Prayer or Chant "to" something. My question is to whom is this prayer made. Nature spirits. Spirits of the forest of the river. water spirits? To whom?
Tattooed not right
but its not a tattoo it is a traditional marking for Maori Women only called a Moko Kauae
Kiora.
Lovely to hear personal reflections on the karakia. I am however still unsure of what it is. I think the video began with saying it was some think like a chant or prayer but nothing more was said about this. Video seemed to focus on occasions for karakia and possible benefits but nothing, for example, of who the prayer was to. Would love to hear more.
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Kia Ora. I am a Taiwanese grown up in New Zealand. I returned to Taiwan after university and work here. Now I have been in Taiwan for 12 years and learnt about different traditional culture of the indigenous tribes in the northern Taiwan. The Tayal, Seediq and Truku tribes (actually they have similar culture because they came from the same group of people a few thousand years ago), that gives me a idea that I should learn about Maori culture, the people from the places I have grown up in. I am posting to ask a question that for the traditional culture of the indigenous people in the northern Taiwan(Tayal, Seediq and Truku), there is the most important law, or should I say “teaching”, that’s been passed down from the ancestor for their children to follow. It’s called the “Gaga or Gaya”. All parts of their life are surrounded by and according to that. Does “Tiranga” have a similar meaning to that? Or is there another word? Thank you.
disclaimer - I'm not whakapapa Maori but I believe you are correct :) Tikanga (to me) is "the way things are done"
Ka pai loved your korero
Tēnā korua, i pai ana rāua kōrero mo te Tīkanga o Waikato, me nga Iwi katoa. -Thanks you both for these wonderful in-sights towards tikanga, Myself being from Ngati Porou- Te Whanau-a-Ruataupare- I mihi to you both. Learning all the time about Te Ao Māori and Tikanga- Whakamīharo.
I love our kaumatua, wisdom and patience
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This is tikanga that needs to be taught to NZDF in order to practise tikanga correctly. I can relate to the point about the 'waiata kīnaki' or support song. It is about situational awareness and the importance of listening to the speakers and the context of their speeches. Its important that the 'waiata kīnaki' is appropriate to what has been said in the speech. Therefore your 'waiata möteatea, tangi, maimai, aroha, pātere, pao' library should be extensive. Heoi he tīkanga, kawa rerekē ki tēnā, ki tēnā o ngā marae whanui atu ki Aotearoa nei.
Kua tika tō kōrero, ka pai
I loved this! Such a great insight into your rich culture. Ka pai.
Im happy to see you doing this !
Such is the knowledge by one that has seen changes thru the years I tautoko our kaumatua mete Kuia kia ora koutou
He mihi kau ana