Ngāti Toa
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Sep 5, 2026
Vianney ParataGUEST
I didn't take it on lightly either.
Vianney ParataGUEST
I was teaching for Ngāti Toa.
Francesca StoreyHOST
I
Vianney ParataGUEST
was running a kōwhāwhā class, and through that I got to meet some beautiful cousins of mine.
Willie JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Co-governance has been a huge success in terms of Auckland, in terms of Ngāti Whātua, in terms of what they do with Auckland.
Willie JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
in terms of what's happening in Taupo, in terms of Tūwharetoa, in terms of Ngāti Toa.
Willie JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Co-governance, partnership at tribal level, even at local level has been brilliant.
Willie JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's the delivery of public services which is the distinguishing...
Mel BennettGUEST
We have players arriving this Sunday.
Mel BennettGUEST
and so we go into pre-season as early as then, but, you know, the way our club operates, we've got, you know, a Pōheri first at Ngāti Toa, because we play in Porirua at Te Rau Paraha, so it's really important that the Haukai have the opportunity to welcome us into Te Rohe, so that's super important, and that's that kicks us off.
Mel BennettGUEST
There's nothing more than opening with and upholding tikanga, especially down there.
Mel BennettGUEST
And you would know this, Maya, how strong Ngāti Toa are about that.
Mel BennettGUEST
So that kicks us off.
Mel BennettGUEST
And then we've got players arriving pretty much up until.
Mel BennettGUEST
And so we go into pre-season as early as then.
Mel BennettGUEST
But, you know, the way our club operates, we've got, you know, a Pōheri first at Ngāti Toa because we play in Porirua at Te Rau Paraha.
Mel BennettGUEST
So it's really important that the Haukai have the opportunity to welcome us into Te Rohe.
Mel BennettGUEST
So that's super.
Mel BennettGUEST
that kicks us off.
Mel BennettGUEST
There's nothing more than opening with and upholding tikanga, especially down there.
Mel BennettGUEST
And you would know this, Maya, how strong Ngāti Toa are about that.
Mel BennettGUEST
So that kicks us off.
Willie JacksonGUEST
Co-governance has been a huge success in terms of Auckland, in terms of Ngāti Whātua, in terms of what they do with Auckland.
Willie JacksonGUEST
in terms of what's happening in Taupo, in terms of Tūwharetoa, in terms of Ngāti Toa.
Willie JacksonGUEST
Co-governance, partnership at tribal level, even at local level has been brilliant.
Willie JacksonGUEST
It's the delivery of public services which is the distinguishing...
Willie JacksonGUEST
Co-governance has been a huge success in terms of Auckland, in terms of Ngāti Whātua, in terms of what they do with Auckland.
Willie JacksonGUEST
in terms of what's happening in Taupo, in terms of Tūwharetoa, in terms of Ngāti Toa.
Willie JacksonGUEST
Co-governance, partnership at tribal level, even at local level has been brilliant.
Willie JacksonGUEST
It's the delivery of public services which is the distinguishing...
Amelia ButlerGUEST
And then we also have the chant.
Amelia ButlerGUEST
So the chant itself, uh, so there are thousands of different haka, uh, that have been composed, the most well-known being the Ka Mate haka by Chief Te Rauparaha from Ngati Toa tribe, and that was written over 200 years ago.
Amelia ButlerGUEST
The movements also make sounds, so we've got, you know, the slapping, the stamping, uh, so it's a, a full activation with the body, uh, with the voice, with the face, uh, also with the mind, and the soul and the spirit, the wairua.
Lilit SadoyanHOST
Wonderful.
Anita BakerGUEST
Um, so it's about 2,500 for Taku and I to go.
Anita BakerGUEST
Taku was also going for the restoration of the pou that are there, that were given in 2014 by Ngāti Toa.
Anita BakerGUEST
So, um, I think it's, um, a reasonable expense.
Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
Why is the council paying for the kaumatua to go?
Anita BakerGUEST
Um, so it's about 2,500 for Taku and I to go.
Anita BakerGUEST
Taku was also going for the restoration of the pou that are there, that were given in 2014 by Ngāti Toa.
Anita BakerGUEST
So, um, I think it's, um, a reasonable expense.
Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
Why is the council paying for the kaumatua to go?
Chris FinlaysonGUEST
It's something we should rejoice at.
Chris FinlaysonGUEST
When I see the people I dealt with in treaty settlements, hardly revolutionaries, just absolutely wonderful people, Matt Ray from Ngāti Toa, who have done so well since settlement.
Chris FinlaysonGUEST
Tifa Bell, who was buried a few weeks ago from Ngāti Maniapoto.
Chris FinlaysonGUEST
I mean, these are wonderful, wonderful people.
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