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UCOL Celebrate Mana Whenua Legend With Launch Of Children's Book 'The Legend Of Okatia' - Vimarsana News

UCOL Celebrate Mana Whenua Legend With Launch Of Children's Book 'The Legend Of Okatia'

UCOL | Te Pūkenga, is thrilled to announce the launch of the children's book 'The Legend of Okatia’, thanks to the support of Rangitāne o Manawatū and Rangitāne o Tamaki nui-a-Rua. Inspired by the legend about how Te Āpiti Manawatū Gorge came ...

Community Scoop » UCOL Celebrate Mana Whenua Legend With Launch Of Children's Book 'The Legend Of Okatia' - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » UCOL Celebrate Mana Whenua Legend With Launch Of Children's Book 'The Legend Of Okatia'

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Thought-provoking exhibition releases final round of questions - Vimarsana News

Thought-provoking exhibition releases final round of questions

Participants are asked to write answers for the last 30 questions of the project before August 7. This month the city will be challenged to think about its future. The first set of questions focused on the individual, before moving to opinions about the city and people’s memories of Papaiōea. Virginia Warbrick said the first 120 questions had yielded surprising results from the anonymous participants sharing their feelings about themselves and the city. More than 1000 responses were returned for the first set of questions and many wrote about their greatest achievements. “It's been...

New work of art adds colour and safety to city streets - Vimarsana News

New work of art adds colour and safety to city streets

Palmerston North’s city centre is now sporting a new work of street art designed to slow cars and get more people spending time in town.

School's new name Te Kura o Wairau honours culture and history - Vimarsana News

School's new name Te Kura o Wairau honours culture and history

Principal Teena​ Johnson said the change was hugely significant for the school. “It means we have a place of belonging. We know where we come from and we know where we’re going.” She said it gave staff the knowledge to teach the correct local history. Four years ago the school started learning local Māori history, then started learning about the other ethnicities at the school. There are 19 different ethnicities at the school now. Peter Te Rangi, of the Rangitāne iwi, helped support the school during the programme and he gifted it the new name. WARWICK SMITH/Stuff