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Taku whanau hākoakoa, heahea. . . . aue. . .

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Nau mai te Reo Māori

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I sang Waiata Matariki (even though it's not Matariki) because it's my favourite and I wanted to feel some joy during lockdown (:

Sally
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This poem captures the power of the weather we are experiencing at the moment!

Trina

Our language is a unique gift by God to humanity. It speaks to who we are as an individual, a community, a nation. I am Samoan but speaking Te Reo Māori is so important to me as this is the language of Aotearoa. One day, I hope we, as a nation, will all be speaking Te Reo Māori. This is my humble acknowledgement of that significance and to tautoko my Māori kaiako and akonga at Ngā Puna o Waiōrea, Western Springs College.

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Koutou e ngā aporei, ngā ika a mate, hō atu rā ki a Pohutukawa. Whāia te reo karanga o Hinenuitepō kia piri tata anō ki o tātou tini i te pō. Ki te marae o Rauroha koutou, kotahi atu anō ki a Hineruakimoe. Tau! Tākina rā ngā karakia ki ngā whetu, ki a Matariki, hei whakatūwheratanga ki ngā aronga hei mahinga I te marama 13 ka heke. Hai Ātea ā rangi mātau ki Heretaunga Ararau tū ai. Tuhirangi maunga, Mātaotao tihi tapu, Mōteo whenua, Timi Kara whare, Hinepare mana motuhake. Tātou tātou, Rūrū e!

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Karawhiua ngā huakau ki te tākaro Ariki

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