Thousands gathered in Lower Hutt over Easter weekend to celebrate the 19th Tokelau Easter Festival, designed to inspire cultural pride and empower youth leadership through initiatives such as fatele (cultural dancing), kāiga (family) wellbeing workshops and sports.
The Po Fatele night increased the access to a quality active experience that was driven by Māori and Pacific expertise. 🌺
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Have you heard about the recent changes to the community participation bill? Now, we have a stronger voice when it comes to liquor licensing applications in our neighbourhoods.
Community Law NZ have put some information together to help you get involved ➡ Link in bio
Introducing Tuku Atu Tuku Mai - our e-pānui for 2024!
Tuku Atu Tuku Mai means ‘ebbs and flows’. Just like the rhythm of the tides, it’s about sharing and receiving kōrero and experiences. Through the stories we tell and the connections we make, we’ll weave community voices and lived experiences with our kaupapa and share how we as a collective are making a difference to the health and wellbeing of Te Awa Kairangi.
Read our March edition - link in bio 🔗