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Kelly

Kelly Moehurori

Te Aupouri / Ngati Kuri,Waikato

Ōtautahi | Christchurch

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Mauri Ora Whaanau / Tena Koe Whaanau

Ki PIKO raua ko TAUPIRI te maunga
Ko WAITENONI me WAIKATO te awa
Ko KURAHAUPO me TAINUI te waka
Ko TE REO MIHI me MAUREA te marae
Ko TE AUPOURI/NGATI KURI me WAIKATO te iwi
Ko WAIORA me NGATI HINE te haapu
Ki POHURIHANGA me TEWHEROWHERO te tangata
Ko William Henry Waitohi raua ko Tutepakiohewa Pokaia Wilson toku tipuna

Ko Kelly Moehurori toku ingoa
Ko Antonio Moehurori toku hakoa
Ko Aimee Jj Te Whareroa Azmyth me Hinemoa taku tamariki
Ko OTAUTAHI taku kainga
Tena Koutou Tena Koutou Tena Ra Kotou

Kia Ora x

 

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Kia Ora whaanau. I'm at my next part of my journey now. Last 6mths I've been on a Mauri Wahine Mauri Taane Wanaga via TAWK (Te Ahi Wairua o Kaikoura) whanaau mahi. The cover alot that has been beneficial for my Hinengaro/Wellbeing in finding my way. I want to do my next step which is learn my Reo. My 3 youngest are achieving so much via Te Reo Maori via school, it's my turn. My friend group are mostly Reo Maori speakers an I want to learn. Being brought up the colonized way by my grandparents, an catholic schools, no support at home back then. I'm eager now, knowing where my children are.

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