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As I travelled to the airport in Dunedin, after a tumultuous day of hailstones and gales, there was a break in the storm and sudden burst of light. It reflected the type of week I’d had. Stories and statistics of…
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As I travelled to the airport in Dunedin, after a tumultuous day of hailstones and gales, there was a break in the storm and sudden burst of light. It reflected the type of week I’d had. Stories and statistics of…
“We are all wanderers on this earth. Our hearts are full of wonder and our souls are deep with dreams” — Gypsy proverb When I was a new teenager, I remember being desperate to get my ears pierced. Every other…
This week our team had a fabulous day together, utilising the strengths finder framework to mobilise the energy we need as a team, to respond to the ever-present challenge of the Whānau Ora approach. One of our tasks in the…
Last Sunday night, I travelled up to Motuweka/Motueka to take part in the launch of Waka Whenua. On my Dad’s side I have ancestors lying in the family cemetery at Lower Moutere Valley, in Motuweka itself and Riuwaka/Riwaka. The…
Launch of Waka WhenuaMotueka High School; Te Whare Taikura o Te Maatu Sunday 20th November 2016; 7-9pm Helen Leahy, Pouarahi / Chief Executive of Te Pūtahitanga o Te Waipounamu Over 100,000 distinct landslides have been registered across New Zealand….
The images coming over the newswires have been staggering. The land literally ripped apart. Pāua and koura stranded on a desolate seashore. Piles of rubble all that are left of homes. A group of cows perched perilously on a hilltop…
At dawn on Sunday the 6th of November 2016 the waka Tara-ki-uta and Tara-ki-tai were blessed by Matua Tom Mathews on the shores of Kaiteriteri Beach at the top of the South. The blessing was supported by Uncle Rore and…
This week has been a hectic week of busy-ness on the business of Whānau Ora. In moments of chaos, these photos from ‘Hikoi Waewae’, sharing the peace and tranquillity of Carews Fall in Te Tai Poutini are like a…
Transformation through Innovation The late composer and musician, Hirini Melbourne, wrote a beautiful waiata Pūrerehua, which is frequently heard sung in our kōhanga and our home. Pürerehua rere runga hau, Papaki parirau, Rere runga hau; (Ka piki, ka piki Runga…
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