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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.
The tipuna whare at Taheke marae is rotting and needs urgent restoration… luckily she has a large whānau, who care deeply, ready to show kotahitanga!
Join us again this season as our team joins forces with hapū to DIY their Marae. Once dubbed the Māori Hogwarts, Tapu te Ranga Marae was one of a kind before it was destroyed in a fire.
G, . Marae DIY brings together the tribe and the community to rebuild and restore marae in just four days. (R)
G, A heavenly episode as the descendants of Puhaorangi arrive at the south end of Lake Taupo in Tokaanu to awhi their marae. (R)
G, The whanau of Te Ngaere Marae situated 15 minutes from Kerikeri, take on a project that has been in the making for over twenty years. (R)
G, . A heavenly episode as the descendants of Puhaorangi arrive at the south end of Lake Taupo in Tokaanu to awhi their marae. (R)
G, Vineyards, palm trees, jazz bands and Moteo Marae. In this Art Deco mad district, the sunny Hawkes Bay you’ll find Moteo Marae. (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)
