About this research
May Jane McKenzie (Tūhoe, Ngāti Porou), Te ;Whare Wananga o Awanuiarangi
Ka arotahi teneki tuhinga whakapae ki te whakawhanaketanga o nga rangatira o te hapii o Ngati Haka ki Tawhia o te iwi o Ngai Tiihoe. Kai te kitea te memehatanga o te pae karanga, o te pae korero, me te pae tioriori o te marae. Kotahi te patai mo teneki tuhinga - He aha te rangatira?
Ma nga rangahau, nga wananga, nga patai, nga korero a ratau ma kua wehe ki te po, nga korero awhina i kohaina e nga kaiuru, nga kohikohinga korero, nga whakaaro, ka tapiri atu ko nga arotake, ka puta he hua hai whakawhanake i nga rangatira, o te hapii o Ngati Haka ki Tawhia.
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