was a beautiful, still and mild morning and so special to have our Rārua rangatahi put the kōhatu into the ground.
Many thanks to Arthur Phillips for providing these photos of the morning; and to everyone who attended and supported the kaupapa.
Whakamana te puna mauri ora o Ngāti Rārua, mō ngā hekenga ā muri ake nei!
Watch the videos produced for each of the Te Heke Whakangā exhibitions.
This year's years events include options for whānau in Wairau and in Motueka, in addition to community events.
He karanga tēnei ki a Ngāti Rārua kia tūhono mai hei whakatakoto he kohatu mauri mō tō tātou wharenui hou ki Hauhunga Marae.
This is a recognition to his commitment to Te Ao Maori as he studies Matike Mai.