Marae
Twenty five dollars and a dream - the story of Tapu te Ranga Marae
An urban marae built from scavenged materials by homeless youth, ex-cons, and gang members in the 1970s in Wellington is struggling to keep its whare open after the council deemed several of its… Video, Audio, Gallery
Car crashes into East Coast Marae
The front entrance way of an east coast Marae has been torn apart after a car was used to ram through it. Members of Ngai Ta-manuhiri iwi have just finished performing a whakawatea or prayer at the… Audio
Fire destroys Northland marae cook house
Part of a Northland marae has been destroyed by a blaze after a wharekai [cook house] caught fire.
Building plans for ancient Whanganui marae
Whānau from the Whanganui River are working to rebuild shelters on an ancient marae site usually only accessible by boat. Audio
Building plans for ancient Whanganui marae
Whanau from the Whanganui River are seeking to rebuild on an ancient marae site you can only get to by boat. Audio
Marae recycle away waste in Waikato
A recycling kaupapa is being credited for diverting 60 tonnes of waste from marae in Waikato away from landfills.
Valerie Teraitua - 2015 Maori Public Health Champion
Even though she knew her whanau had a history of high blood pressure, it wasn't until the arrival of her new baby two years ago that Valerie Teraitua realised she had to make a change in her own life… Audio
Putahi Pa, Wairoa
Those keeping the homefires burning (Te Ahi Kaa) are relied heavily upon to swing into action, by the whanau who live away from their Pā when, say a tūpapaku arrives and a tangihanga takes place… Audio
I am the river, the river is me
Dame Anne Salmond explores the radical nature of the settlement between the Whanganui River iwi and the Government signed in August 2014, recognising the river as a legal person in its own right. This… Audio
Marae civil resilience - Mock community evacuation
When Marae Nga Hau e Wha o Papararangi Marae in Wellington took in 42 evacuees following the 2011 Christchurch earthquakes, they soon realised the marae was not well equipped to cope. So began their… Audio
A journey around the country's marae with Robin and Sam Walters
Robin and Sam Walters spent three years visiting the larger and the more humble meeting houses for their photographic book Marae. Robin is a photographer and film-maker and the son of well known… Audio
The Ōtakou Māori Memorial Methodist Church
Rachel Wesley shows Justine Murray around the church located a few metres away from Otakou Marae and is home to a whanau Whare Taoka, a small room with a range of photos, treasures and pounamu. Audio, Gallery
Ōtakou Marae - Otago Peninsula
Rachel Wesley takes Justine Murray on a tour of Otakou Marae located on the Otago Peninsula, she explains the unique features which include a concrete maihi and their refurbished wharekai, Hakuiao. Audio
Insight for 18 May 2014 - Maori Women Speak Up
Leigh McLachlan asks whether only allowing men to speak on the Marae is sexism or upholding ancestral teachings? Audio
Maranga Mai! Te Reo and the Marae in Crisis?
A new collection of essays asks if te reo and the marae are in crisis, while investigating how the internet can make them more relevant for our tamariki. Audio
Place names: marae
Peter Dowling looks at the names of marae: Taputapuatea, Tūrangawaewae. Audio
He Rourou for Wednesday 28 May 2008
Tama Coker talks about growing up on the marae of Takapuwahia in Porirua city. Audio
He Rourou for 27 May 2008
Tama Coker grew up in Porirua city on the marae of Takapuwahia and in He Rourou today, he talks about those younger times. Audio