Post by Kiwi Frontline on Apr 6, 2023 5:43:54 GMT 12
KIINGITANGA INSPIRED BY STORIES OF MAAORI RESILIENCE IN CYCLONE RECOVERY
Hundreds of people joined with Ngaati Kahungunu leaders to welcome the King to Omahu Marae on Monday 3 April, and Wairoa and Tangoio Marae on Tuesday 4 April, where they discussed the challenges left by Cyclone Gabrielle.
The King visited some communities that are yet to receive any support from the Government and Councils. The King affirms his call that all agencies must work with mana whenua to re-build the communities affected.
As the King returns home to Waikato he has extended further support to Kahungunu. In the coming days and weeks Kiingitanga officials will work with Mana Whenua to organise appropriate support for the impacted communities.....
www.scoop.co.nz/stories/AK2304/S00059/kiingitanga-inspired-by-stories-of-maaori-resilience-in-cyclone-recovery.htm
Hundreds of people joined with Ngaati Kahungunu leaders to welcome the King to Omahu Marae on Monday 3 April, and Wairoa and Tangoio Marae on Tuesday 4 April, where they discussed the challenges left by Cyclone Gabrielle.
The King visited some communities that are yet to receive any support from the Government and Councils. The King affirms his call that all agencies must work with mana whenua to re-build the communities affected.
As the King returns home to Waikato he has extended further support to Kahungunu. In the coming days and weeks Kiingitanga officials will work with Mana Whenua to organise appropriate support for the impacted communities.....
www.scoop.co.nz/stories/AK2304/S00059/kiingitanga-inspired-by-stories-of-maaori-resilience-in-cyclone-recovery.htm