We took our children to the Ahi Kā event on Wellington waterfront. We watched fire displays, listened to an astronomer teach about the Matariki cluster, saw beautiful light displays, ate some kai and (the kids' highlight!) toasted marshmallows.
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At our workplace we are trying to learn (off by heart!) a karakia kai to say before a shared lunch at 12pm on Thurs 14 Sept. We're also learning a new waiata to sing at our morning hui each day.
30 people took part in this event
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