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Pa Mikaere Ryan headstone unveiled in North - NZ Catholic Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Pa Mikaere Ryan headstone unveiled in North - NZ Catholic Newspaper

Locals and visitors joined Auckland Bishop Stephen Lowe to remember and pray for the soul Fr Peter Michael Ryan, MHM, or as he was well known, “Pā Mikaere” during a commemorative Mass at Sacred Heart of Jesus/Te Ngākau Tapu o Hehu church, at Waitāruke, and at the unveiling of Pa Ryan’s headstone at Te Puna Roimata, Waitāruke.

The Wine Gourd: The Real top wineries of New Zealand - Vimarsana News

The Wine Gourd: The Real top wineries of New Zealand

New Zealand wineries ranked by consistency.

Warm and snug: New Zealand's cosiest winter places to stay - Vimarsana News

Warm and snug: New Zealand's cosiest winter places to stay

Lorna Thornber05:00, May 02 2021 Brook Sabin We hope to inspire Kiwis to see more of our beautiful backyard, and give them an easy way to plan and book their trip. Whether you plan to get active this winter, hibernate or aim for balance with a combination of both, it helps to have a cosy spot to rest your head. Fortunately, Aotearoa is full of them. Lorna Thornber lists her favourites. Winter breaks can be about embracing the cold weather with skiing, snowboarding and brisk walks. Or they can be about hiding from it in a cosy cabin or hotel room with enough food, wine and entertainment on ha...

Māori academic Dr Mānuka Henare dies - Vimarsana News

Māori academic Dr Mānuka Henare dies

Māori academic Dr Mānuka Henare dies 24 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 2 minutes to read Dr Mānuka Henare (Te Rarawa, Te Aupōuri, Ngāti Kahu) has died following a short battle with a degenerative illness. Photo / Supplied Māori Television By: Whatitiri Te Wake Dr Mānuka Henare (Te Rarawa, Te Aupōuri, Ngāti Kahu) at the weekend after a short battle with a degenerative illness. He was 78. AUT Associate Professor Dr Ella Henry describes him as one of the great and meticulous historians of Ngāpuhi. "An immense scholar, a man of faith but also a lot of fun to work with and be around," she sai...