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Taranaki War 1860 to 2010 Exhibition
Exhibition at Puke Ariki from Wed 17 March 2010 - Sun 01 Aug 2010Related: 2 Topics, 1 Discussion, and 1 Web link
View ArticleTe Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
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150 Year Land War Commerations - 16 & 17 March 2010
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A Deed of Settlement for the Port Nicholson Block claim was signed on 19 August 2008, between Taranaki Whanui ki te Upoko o te Ika a Maui and the CrownRelated: 1 Topic and 30 Images
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Whare Ponga at Te Aro Pā
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All Golds & NZ Maori Kiwis visit Taranaki
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Collections of the National Library and the Alexander Turnbull Library
The National Library and the Alexander Turnbull Library hold published and unpublished material about Māori people, history, language and culture, written by both Māori and non-Māori....
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Donald McLean Papers
Diaries, correspondence and memos and reports from the papers of Donald McLean relating to people and events in Taranaki, Waikanae, Wellington, Te Tau Ihu and the Chatham Islands.Related: 1 Topic, 3...
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With a head office located in the heart of Wellington, the Film Archive is the home of hundreds of thousands of moving images of New Zealand’s past. They house collectionsRelated: 1 Topic
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In 2007 NZ On Air initiated the NZ On Screen project as part of its digital strategy. Since 1989 NZ On Air has funded over 15,000 hours of local televisionRelated: 1 Topic and 2 Web links
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http://www.nzmuseums.co.nz/ NZMuseums showcases the New Zealand's museums and galleries and their collections. It's also a directory of museums and galleries, and an online collection management...
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Archives New Zealand holds around 21,000 reels of film and 1000 videotapes. The majority of these are from the New Zealand National Film Unit which made government funded films fromRelated: 2 Topics...
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Archives New Zealand, Te Rua Mahara o te Kāwanatanga is the official guardian of New Zealand’s public archives. They gather, store and protect an extremely wide range of material. TheirRelated: 5...
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Handover of Taranaki taonga December 2009
Archives New Zealand and Taranaki iwi have celebrated the completion of the 12 month Taranaki Reo Revitalisation project with a ceremony held at Archives New Zealand’s Wellington office on...
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He Kupu Whakawai: “Pānuia ki ngā Iwi o te Motu Tokitoki kau ana te Heihei Tere haere ana te Kūao Pārera Kāore he kai pīpipi Kāore he kai kōkoko KoRelated: 1 Topic
View ArticleKura Taiahoaho - Noho ki WaioTuri
Whakaeke ki te Marae - 14 Haratua 2008Related: 3 Topics and 4 Audio
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Kura Taiahoaho Programme
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Kapunipuni Reo - noho mutunga o te tau 2007
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Te Rā o Māui Pōmare
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Pōwhiri mō Jamie Tuuta, Pipitea Marae, 23 Here-turi-kōkā 2011
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View ArticleBritish Parliamentary Papers. Colonies: New Zealand
British Parliamentary Papers comprise reports, statutes, correspondence and other documentation sent between the Colony and the Government in Britain, and cover all aspects of life and events in...
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The Census of Maori Population within the Port Nicholson District, 1850 is from the collection of the Province of New Munster and the original is held at Archives New Zealand/TeRelated: 2 Topics and 16...
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Taranaki Whānui - Events
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Pūtake Reo - Waikawa - Mahuru 2011
Ka tū he wananga reo, arā ko te Pūtake Reo ki Waikawa, ki te Tau Ihu o te Waka a Maui.Related: 2 Topics, 8 Audio, and 127 Images
View ArticleNgāti Mutunga
A brief overview of Ngāti Mutunga historyRelated: 3 Topics, 2 Web links, and 5 Documents
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Archives New Zealand Digitisation Project
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Ngati Tama is the northern-most of the Taranaki iwi. Ngati Tama are the descendants of Whata, Rakeiora, and Tamaariki of the Tokomaru waka. Source: http://www.ngatitama.net/default.html Related: 1 Web...
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Kete Taranaki Reo: Nā tātou, mō tātou
Nau mai, kuhu mai ki 'Pūtē Routiriata' nei. He pūtē reo, tikanga, mōhiotanga tuku iho hoki nō roto o Taranaki. Welcome and feel free to enter Kete Taranaki Reo,Related: 10 Topics and 4 Images
View ArticleNgā Ruahinerangi
Ngāruahine Iwi is situated in South Taranaki between Ohawe (west of Hawera) and Oeo (east of Opunake)Related: 4 Documents
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Located within the natural flora and fauna of Tarata, adjacent to the shimmering hue of the Waitara river, is a marae local Iwi and Hapu call Te Upoko o teRelated: 2 Documents
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NZETC is engaged in an ongoing programme of digitisation and hosts an expanding online library. The standards-based collection is delivered through an Open Source framework and offers full and...
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Ko Aotea te waka Ko Turi te tangata ki runga Ko Taranaki te maunga Ko Waingongoro te awa Ko Ngāti Ruanui te iwi. Image: Mt Taranaki from Turuturumōkai pā, TonyRelated: 6 Documents
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Te Āti Awa of north Taranaki is one of several closely related tribes originating from the ancestor Awanuiarangi. According to tribal traditions, Awanuiarangi had a semi-divine origin. He was...
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Nau mai, kuhu mai ki 'Pūtē Routiriata' nei. He pūtē reo, tikanga, mōhiotanga tuku iho hoki nō roto o Taranaki. Welcome and feel free to enter Kete Taranaki Reo, aRelated: 9 Topics
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NGAA RAURU KIITAHI ROHE The rohe of Ngaa Rauru Kiitahi at 1840 began at Kaihau-a-Kupe (the mouth of the Whanganui River). The kaainga or occupied sites at Kaihau-a-Kupe included KaihokahokaRelated: 71...
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Some reo-based resources are provided on the Te Reo o Taranaki website as some examples of Taranaki reo and/or because they are commonly used oral language resources in our region.Related: 7 Topics and...
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Ka tu te wananga tuatahi o te Kapunipuni Reo 2012 i te 24-26 o Hui-tanguru ki Owae Marae, Waitara. Ko te kaupapa o tēnei wananga, ko te whaikōrero me teRelated: 2 Audio and 2 Documents
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