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Blessings aplenty for Te Kāika hub

The sense of occasion was palpable as hundreds gathered for the opening of a community hub 20 years in the making. Te Kāika chief executive Matt...

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Protesters voice fears on impact of policies

Concerns about the potential for the new govt’s policies to "cancel the Māori race" prompted more than 300 people to rally across Otago and...

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Community Scoop » Ōtepoti's 2023 Tuia Participants Announced

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Migration journey inspires artwork

Migration journey inspires artwork
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A way of crossing Te Waipoumamu's treacherous braided rivers has inspired an art project in Ōtepoti.
As part of the Off the Ground series curated by Dunedin's Urban Dream Brokerage, which encourages art in unconventional and often abandoned spaces, Waiariki Parata-Taiapa, Heramaahina Eketone and Alex Whitaker are creating a storytelling mural on Princes St made up of 3D objects.
Parata-Taiapa says Tūwhana is based on his research into early Ngāi Tahu migration.
It's named after the driftwood the settlers would use to cross rivers.
"You had like the stronger members on each end and the less capable ones scattered throughout and Tūwhana is the name of that log and what is carries for us is the aid of working together to cross over the rapids of time to reach the end goal,' he says.

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