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Ka tu noa au ki te tihi o toku Maunga Tapuae o Uenku tae noa
atu ki te taumata ra ko Rahotia. Ka tangi te Riroriro ka puta mai
ka reremai mai ka tangi mokemoke mo ratou kua ngaro. Rere mai rere
mai rere atu ki Rotoiti ki nga wai whakarerere ki nga wai
whakarata ki nga wai kaukau o nga matua tupuna kua ngaro ki te
tirohanga o te tangata; ka tangi te Riroriro; kei puta te Wairau.
Ka tangihia te hunga kua wehe atu i te ao nei, takoto mai, haere
koutou, haere ki te ao wairua, e kore e warewaretia. He nui nga
whetu kei Te Rangi, ka mau tonu, mau tonu. Ma koutou, ma matou, ma
tatou Katoa e hapai, e tautoko kia taea ai e a nga kaumatua, me a
tatou tamariki, mokopuna. Haere ake nei. Hui e taiki e.
Te Runanga a Rangitane O
Wairau was first established in 1861 by Rangitane leaders
as a forum for representing the land issues arising from
landlessness amongst the Maori of Marlborough. Since then Te
Runanga a Rangitane O Wairau has continued to provide
representation for Rangitane Iwi members and advocate on a range
of social and political issues affecting Maori - particularly
Rangitane.
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NEWS, LATEST PANUI & NEWSLETTER:
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NEWS UPDATES:
The Rangitane Cultural Centre is now
available for hire: call 578 6180 for further
information or to arrange a viewing.
Click HERE to view Robinson Construction's
blog on the different building stages from
start to finish.
RANGITANE EVENTS:
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Rangitāne O Wairau Wānanga
The first of a series of wananga will be held on Sat 1st –Sun 2nd June at Omaka Marae.The wananga will include learning Waiata, mihimihi, pepeha, history etc and gathering information on what members want to learn to enrich the cultural identity of Rangitane o Wairau. To register your interest and for more information contact admin@rangitane.org.nz or see Kei Puta Te Wairau Wananga Panui on the News and Panui page.
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