Te atihaunui, a paparangi people, settled the valley from 1100 ad. Awa fm is the radio station of te ati haunuiapaparangi, ngati haua and ngati hauiti. St annes, te kura kaupapa maori o te atihaunui apaparangi, waitotara. Issuu is a digital publishing platform that makes it simple to publish magazines, catalogs, newspapers, books, and more online. The report was approved by the committee on 7 april 2010. Building plans for ancient whanganui marae rnz news. History of the whanganui sisters of saint joseph sisters. This report overviews the work of the central regional ethics committee from 1 january to 31 december 2009. Tamakehu, a te ati haunuiapaparangi chief, and his first wife ruaka had three children. His mother was rereomaki, the sister of ngati ruaka leader te anaua. Backgrounds the recent waitangi tribunal decision that the atihaunui te atihaunui apaparangi are entitled to own, manage and control the whanganui river.
To the whanau, the staff, and board of te oranganui iwi health authority fo r supporting the research, and the maori health research community fo r their constant. Peter burkes longstanding and varied career in historiography continues to surprise with highly original works. Numerous streams and rivers dissect and drain the region. His world was a world of change, but it was still te ao maori the world of the maori, and te reo the maori language was the language through which he knew the world, and which ordered relationships. Te kura kaupapa maori o te atihaunuiapaparangi is in anaua street, putiki. Putiki or putiki is a settlement in the whanganui district and manawatu whanganui region of. Pdf whanganui river agreement indigenous rights and rights. On thursday, land information minister, maurice williamson, made a decision that te ika a maui for the north island, and te wai pounamu for the south island can be used alternatively to their english equivalents. A brief history of the whanganui congregation of the sisters of saint joseph whanganui, aotearoa new zealand, is defined by its mighty awa river which flows from the central mountains to the tasman sea.
The cross is now displayed on the church porch, under a memorial plaque to te teira and henare metekingi who died in world war i. Whanganui river and te urewera while the claim to the waitangi tribunal for the whanganui river was brought on behalf of te atihaunui apaparangi, the parent name for the river hapu, this thesis will refer to the claimant group as whanganui iwi waitangi tribunal 1999. What is it that ko mangawhero nga awa whanganui, whangaehu and mangawhero are the rivers ko te atihaunui a paparangi, ngati apa, ngati rangi nga iwi te atihaunui a paparangi, ngati apa and ngati rangi are the tribes ko au, ko te awa. Inside the wharepuni is the poutokomanawa of te poihipi, and there are good reasons why he is honoured in this way. Original maori names for north and south island approved. Brief history riri a te hori no 2 is 66 acres of freehold maori land within the historic putiki native reserve. The latter audiovisual was officially opened on 29 august 1992 by the prime minister, the right honourable jim bolger in the presence of invited elders and representatives of ngati tuwharetoa and atihaunui a paparangi.
Cited in m j g smart and a p bates, the wanganui story, wanganui. Hinengakau of the upper river, tama upoko, who settled in the middle reaches, and tupoho, associated with the lower whanganui. The whenua has rich history having been a defensive pa in the. The first major european influence arrived with missionaries in the 1840s. The original maori names for the north and south islands have been approved by the government to be officially used on maps. The government has welcomed the release today of the whanau ora taskforce report, which sets out options for improving social, education and. Along its length, te atihaunui apaparangi whanganui people have lived for 40 generations, and the river is an integral part of their. It is one of the larger freehold blocks left remaining in whanganui region. But he whiritaunoka is layered with meaning that is historical, metaphorical, and sym. They were joined by putiki kindergarten and putiki wharanui te kohanga reo to practice what to do during a long, strong earthquake and tsunami warning. The kura kaupapa maori movement is a term commonly used to describe parents and supporters of kura kaupapa maori. The river and mt ruapehu are seen as sacred ancestors by whanganui maori. Te rangihiwinui, also known as taitoko and later as te keepa, or major kemp, is thought to have been born in the first half of the 1820s at tuwhakatupua, on the manawatu river, near opiki. Support for those persons wanting pursue a tertiary level qualification in the fisheries field are welcome to make further contact with te whiringa muka ph 34 58160 weekdays.
Whanganui iwi registration form1 otago polytechnic. Your news is the place for you to save content to read later from any device. Oxford university museum of natural history and pitt rivers museum. The whanganui river maori trust board was set up in 1988, as part of a long history of litigation and struggle for recognition of rights and interests to the whanganui river. To the whanau, the staff, and board of te oranganui iwi health authority fo r supporting the research, and the maori health research community fo r their constant encouragement, support and advice.
Olivia aroha giles is a contemporary new zealand maori creative, specialising in art textiles, design, illustration and writing. Whanganui also spelled wanganui, is a city on the west coast of the north island of new. She descends from ngati raukawa, ngati kahungunu, te ati awa, te whanauaapanui, te atihaunui a paparangi and ngati kuia iwi, as well as of scottish and english descent. Nzrblack book 2018 updated march 2018 wrfu club team result sheet. Asserting their authority over the land, whanganui maori began the occupation of pakaitore on 28 february 1995, claiming the crown never purchased it. Register with us and content you save will appear here so you. That was denied by the city council, which polarised the community. Placebased law in a legally pluralistic society article in geographical journal 1841 october 2017 with 160 reads how we measure reads. The search box on the left allows searching across the content of all the pdfs that make up the first six books. School and early childhood centre closures by region. Pdf this page contains forms, rules and format for coaches, managers and players. More than 100 descendants of te atihaunui a paparangi have spent two weeks canoeing the whanganui river to learn about local tikanga and history. Te kura kaupapa maori o te atihaunuiapaparangi is a coeducational state maori language immersion primary school for year 1.
Te rangihiwinui, te keepa dictionary of new zealand. The views contai ned in the report are those of the author and are not those of the waitangi tribunal, which will receive the final version as evidence in its hearings of claims. School and early childhood centre closures by region nz. The population was 2,841 at the time of the 20 census, an increase of 96 from the 2006 census population. Between july 1992 and june 1993 it also operated a separate station in ohakune, known as te reo irirangi ki ruapehu or nga iwi fm, combining local programmes with shows from 100fm. Ko aotea te waka aotea is the canoe ko whanganui, ko whangaehu, and, why do i share this with you. Haunuiapaparangi also arrived with turi, and his descendants settled among the. To use this correspondence list for further communication. Ko au te awa, ko te awa ko au i am the river and the.
Kei roto a paparangi i te takiwa o manawatuwhanganui ko paparangi he nohanga o te takiwa o manawatuwhanganui. I just watched my 5yearold grandson, tu korero, perform on stage with te atihaunui apaparangi. Kupe landed at whanganui, known as te kaihauokupe, or kupes. Whanganui iwi celebrates reclaiming pakaitore 24 years ago. The social workers in schools programme has been developed by child, youth and family, and the ministry of education, in partnership with the ministeries of health, maori development te. Please list parents that are affiliated to atihaunui a paparangi, whanganui iwi only if deceased, please put d beside their name purpose 1. Government makes book ownership affordable for duffy kids about it. The rangitikei river marks the areas boundary in the southeast, and at its heart is the north islands second longest river, the scenic and historic whanganui. Haunuiapaparangi also arrived with turi, and his descendants settled. Paparangi is one of the northern suburbs of wellington, new zealand.
To all those who participated in this research, your contributions have provided the substance of this thesis. The tribunal knows from experience that such a dialogue will enhance the value of the report when it is published in its final form. Kaunihera, marae trustee of putiki marae, deputy principal of te kura kaupapa maori o te atihaunui apaparangi awards. Its important to have our people here and to have these kapa haka going a lot of the kapa haka is about the history itself. Riri a te hori 2 wetland restoration development final report. Longterm formal, robust and evolving relationship agreements have been developed between the council and te runanga o tamaupoko and te runanga o tupoho. Children from te kura kaupapa maori o te atihaunui apaparangi hikoi to the muster point on putiki hill on monday as part of the nationwide shakeout. To prepare a correspondence list of people who are descendants of one or more hapu of whanganui iwi.
Te kura kaupapa maori o hoani waititi, henderson, west auckland is generally credited as being the first kura kaupapa maori to be established in 1985. Te kura kaupapa maori o te atihaunuiapaparangi is a co educational state maori language. Celebrating whanganui spring summer 201819 by nzme. Their names are regularly invoked to express the basic unity of the people.
Spent 3 years in history research around moutoa battle of 1864 and its implementation into secondary. Te atihaunui apaparangi a thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements. In time the river became linked by a series of pa which were later called the plaited fibres of hinengakau. It began as te reo irirangi o whanganui 100fm on 17 june 1991. E ai ki toitu te whenua, he nohanga he locality ranei ki te reo pakeha he wahi e nohoia ana e te tangata, engari kaore ano kia tae te taupori ki te nui e taea ai te. Publications writing a book with dr wally penetito, dr tiwha puketapu and dr pam oconnell on.
The tribunals 1999 assessment of claim 167 known as wai 167, after the tribunal recognised the whanganui river iwis ownership of the river. Whanganui is the ancestral home of te ati haunuiapaparangi and other whanganui. On the go and no time to finish that story right now. Pae tawhiti he pukenga wai, he nohonga tangata, he nohonga tangata, he putanga korero vision statement where there is a body of water people settle and where people settle, legends unfold interpreted as where all learners get to creat possibilities of potential. It lodged a claim to the waitangi tribunal in 1993, asking that the riverbed be returned to the whanganui people. This is my final report as chair of the central regional ethics committee. Nomination of tongariro national park for inclusioni in. It lies approximately 10 km north of the city centre, northeast of johnsonville, northwest of newlands and south of grenada and woodridge.
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