| In year two this comprised a two-day hui at a local Ngai Tahu marae attended by students and clinical staff. |
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| Our first practicum for our marae course was to organise a hui, and my role was head chef. |
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| That land was now considered a marae reserve, which it was hoping to develop into a papakainga. |
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| The Powhiri is still performed at Maori meetings and visits of dignitaries to a marae. |
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| It was a warm spring day as I sat on the paepae of my marae at Omarumutu, on an elevated platform looking out to sea. |
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| I have also noticed some potential similarities between stone circles and marae. |
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| The judge is on the marae, he does something that someone says is contrary to tikanga Maori, and, bang, the judge is up on a complaint. |
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| Included in the planning has been instigating hui on the kawa under which the marae will function. |
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| It enabled the marae to extend its reservation in order to look after its flounder and oyster beds. |
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| These marae are community focused and they provide a focal point for community action. |
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| The group is essentially a kapa haka or performing-arts group associated with a marae in Wellington. |
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| A 'karanga' is the call sent out by a woman who stands at the front of the marae calling the manuhiri onto the marae. |
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| The marae welcomes both overnight visitors as well as those who come just for the concert and the hangi. |
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| The town's community had recently imposed a rahui and banned patches on a local marae. |
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| The town's Maori heritage remains evident everywhere, from the carved fascia boards of ceremonial marae meeting houses to the war canoes and ubiquitous tiki figures. |
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| I was raised on the marae, brought up alongside kaumatua and aunties and uncles. |
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| Towards the west, the many marae in the so-called royal valleys bear witness to the island's significance in ancient times. |
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| This stone church built in 1822 sits on the site of a marae, or ancient temple, that was originally dedicated to the Polynesian God Oro. |
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| The new wharenui is a tribute to the kaumatua and people of the iwi who have worked so hard to establish it as a thriving and progressive marae once more. |
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| Different marae have different kawa for speaking, including the order of speeches and whether all the hosts go first or they alternate with visitors. |
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| He glanced at the formal setting in front of him, wishing he could be at a marae eating hangi right now. |
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| When Maori have access to their language, geneology, whakapapa and marae, they are really strong preventive measures against mental distress and suicide. |
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| Tangi'ia landed at Ngatangiia on the east coast and built a marae, Te Miromiro. |
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| Facilitation will take place at an Auckland marae, still to be confirmed when Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand went to press. |
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| A woman passed away and had wanted to be taken back to her ancestral marae when that time came. |
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| The four guiding principles behind each development are the valuing of people, marae, and Te Reo, and striving for self determination. |
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| Another service, with no formal links to local Maori, now had connections to a local marae. |
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| The speaker then sits down and a person from the marae side walks over to collect the koha and acknowledge it. |
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| This is still a common practice when there are large gatherings on marae. |
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| I apologise to members of this House and the manuhiri who attended at Te Tii Marae. |
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| It was the first tangi for a Pakeha ever held on the Kaiaua Marae. |
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| We were together again at Waahi Marae, sitting on the paepae. |
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| The conference powhiri on September 16 will be at Owae Marae in Waitara. |
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| The Oligarch, Alexander Abramov, is providing assistance to rebuild Ngatiwai's Te Uri o Hikihiki wharenui at Mokau Marae, north of Whangarei. |
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| They were to be held at Te Manukanuka o Hoturoa Marae at Auckland Airport. |
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