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This season Marae DIY has a fresh focus on kaitiakitanga. Transforming marae in 4 days and extending beyond the whare to the whenua.
G, Whakaahurangi Marae in Stratford calls on the community to keep the marae standing for 50 more years. From the Mayor to the Principal of the local high school school – everyone turns up. (R
G, On the Northern side of the Hokianga in Panguru sits Waipuna Marae. The words of reknowned land rights advocate and tipuna Dame Whina Cooper can be felt as whānau build up their marae. (R)
G, Nestled under the Tararua ranges, on the edge of the mighty Manawatu lies a breath taking site. Poutu Pa was established in 1800’s for the descendants of Ngati Whakatere. (R)
G, There are transformations and stories being told at Paerauta Marae, Te Araroa. (R)
G, . Tuapiro Marae, Bay of Plenty looks to connect its whānau and complete works on the atea. (R)
G, Whakaahurangi Marae in Stratford calls on the community to keep the marae standing for 50 more years. From the Mayor to the Principal of the local high school school – everyone turns up. (R
G, . In Ruatōrea, there will be massive changes for the wharenui and the haukāinga of Rongo-i-te-kai. (R)
G, . The sound of the tide keeps this Hokianga whanau moving over four intense days of DIY. With an army of supporters, this Ngapuhi hapu come together & knock out their 10 year plan. (R)
G, With whānau spread all through Aotearoa, this hapu wanted to bring their people home. With hearts full of love, the hau kāinga get Awatere marae ready for the generations to come. (R)
G, . The young committee of Waikari Marae are being put to the test. (R)
