Three Ngāpuhi marae from Te Waimate Taiamai have come together to restore and return a 30 piece collection of taonga to the people of Ngāpuhi's garden state. Highlighting a collaborative effort that marae representatives say could be a way forward for Ngāpuhi.
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Easter the perfect time for winter crops
Mokai Kainga Community Garden Director, Robert Te Whare expects that along with winter's chill will also come the homeless looking for help and shelter.
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Gardening with Soul
Gardening with Soul is a feature length documentary following a year in the garden with 90 year old Sister Loyola Galvin. Sister Loyola's optimism is infectious and its fed every day by her love o
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Tikanga Māori food verification system extends to other cultures
Hua Parakore is the world's first indigenous food verification system based on tikanga Māori and is expanding to other cultures. The system was showcased at the Mātauranga Māori symposium, a gathering of Aotearoa's most unique, innovative and creative minds to share new developments in indigenous education.
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OnDemandWhānau Living, Series 4 Episode 38
Stacey Morrison is back discovering how to balance a busy lifestyle, with help of some of the country's leading chefs, trainers and landscapers.
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Free garden boxes to tackle poverty in Māngere
Papatuanuku Kōkiri Mārae and My Backyard Garden Project are taking the Reduce Reuse Recycle philosophy to new heights, building 100 recycled gardens free of charge for Māngere families in need.
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2000 plants stolen from Flaxmere community garden
Some 2000 plants have been stolen from the Te Aranga o Heretaunga Marae Community Garden in Flaxmere. Plants destined to feed hungry families, as thieves cut through the wire barricade and vandalised the garden.
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Marae feeds needy with free fish off-cuts
Papatuanuku Kokiri marae is taking its no waste initiative to new heights, confronting nutritional, environmental and community issues by collecting unwanted fish waste from an Auckland boating club. The marae together with the Outboard Boating Club (OBC) have a community focused vision that ensures not a single fish off-cut goes to waste.
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Free vege gardens destined for Rotorua whānau and kindergartens
Fifty-eight Rotorua families and eight local kindergartens are to be given free vegetable gardens and will be taught to grow their own food. Te Kāea talks to Te Rangikaheke Kiripatea who has been a key figure in making this happen.
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Ancestral kumara gardens replanted on Matakohe Island
To Northland, where it's estimated that over 150 years have passed since massive kūmara gardens on Matakohe Island flourished during the time of the chief Te Ihi-o-te-Rangi. Today the people of Te Parawhau and supporters returned to Matakohe to begin replanting the kūmara gardens of their chiefly ancestor.
