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Maori firms to fore in tourism awards 04 Aug 2021 08:54 AM Photo: Dark Sky Project Facebook. More Related Stories Related Podcast Tekapo’s Dark Sky Project, Rotorua adventure business MDA Experiences and the Waitangi Treaty Grounds have made the shortlist for the He Kai Kei Aku Ringa Māori Award in this year’s New Zealand Tourism Awards. MDA is also a finalist in the community engagement category. Other finalists with Māori connections include the Ngāti Koroki Kahukura-backed Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari in central Waikato, Waimangu Volcanic Valley which is jointly owned by Ngāti Rangitihi and Tūhourangi, and Ngāi Tahu’s Dart River Adventures. ....
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Valentina Bellomo/Stuff Timaru Fire Bugs member Matt Blain performs in Stafford St on Friday as part of the Matariki Night Market. “There was a lot more people than we anticipated. People came and went, there were no restrictions.” There were about 20 stalls in the Royal Arcade with mostly art and craft. Then along Stafford St, which was closed to traffic from George St to Strathallan Corner, were another 25 selling hot food and other delights. Gilkison said there was a big projection on the side of the Stafford St Chambers building depicting the story of Matariki. Valentina Bellomo/Stuff The inaugural Matariki Night Market in the Royal Arcade on Friday saw thousands of people enjoy the event. ....
“Matariki is thought to be around one hundred million years old.” Vilquin said sending a telescope to the event is “a bit of a gamble weather-wise’’. Even if the weather is good, the light pollution over Timaru will make it quite a different experience than at its Takapō/Tekapo base, said Vilquin. Valentina Bellomo/Stuff Matt Blain, of the Timaru Fire Bugs, will be among the performers at Friday’s Matariki Night Market. (File photo) He said one night and one day time guide from the Dark Sky Project will accompany the telescope, and will be able to discuss the cultural significance of Matariki. ....