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Waiata | Sing

Sing some waiata on Facebook

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As per pledge I went onto my Facebook page every day from Tuesday including today and sang at least one waiata. I also shared my whakapapa and Iwi and Hapu within South Island. I whakapapa from Muriwhenua and moved to Waipounamu. It was educationally learning about local Hapu and Iwi being new to the Sputh Island.

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I want to share our kai here in Kakanui, South Island. Here is my puha garden. So many non-Maori here don't know what it is and the nutritional and mineral benefit. Not to mention how tasty it is in a boil up. Kai is so plentiful, but people don't know how to harvest and prepare it.

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