Te Hono ki Raukawa Research Programme

Presentation to Ngāti Kauwhata, Te Reureu and Ngāti Raukawa

Aorangi Marae, FeildingSunday 29 March 2015

• Whangaehu River to Porirua Harbour

• Tasman Sea to the Tararua Ranges

• Tararua ranges to Ruahine Ranges

• Ruahine Ranges to Whangaehu River

Porirua ki Manawatu Enquiry Research Programme

Raukawa claimant groups (registered with CFRT)

• Te Hono ki Raukawa representing 25 hapū and the majority of Raukawa claims

• Tumatanui representing 13 individual claimants

PkM research

19 distinct reports produced from:• Oral & Traditional History project• Historical Issues project• Eight generic/technical projects

1. Inland waterways2. Inland waterways – Cultural perspectives3. Public Works Issues4. Local Government Issues5. Block Research Narratives6. Environmental & Natural Resources7. Rangitikei River – Cultural8. Rangitikei River - Historical

Te Hono ki Raukawa Oral & Traditional History Project

• Coordinated effort through nine clusters• Reports to include:

– Overview paper (whakapapa and migration)– 25 hapū profiles & maps – Establishment of social and cultural institutions of Ngāti Raukawa in the

19-21st Century “Ngāti Raukawa Ecosystem”– Tino Rangatiratanga: the Confederation of Ngāti Raukawa ki Te Tonga

Kāhui Hapu

Te Hono ki Raukawa

A coalition of Ngāti Kauwhata, Te Reureu & Ngāti Raukawa

Hapū/Iwi Marae Hapū/Iwi Marae

Te Reureu kāhui Ngāti Pikiahu Ngāti Waewae Ngāti Matakore Ngāti Rangatahi Te Kotuku marae

Poupatate maraeTe Tikanga a Tawhiao maraeTe Marae o HineTe Hiiri o Mahuta maraeTe Kotuku marae

Horowhenua kāhui Ngāti Huia Ngāti Huia Ngāti Pareraukawa Ngāti Kikopiri Ngāti Hikitanga

Matau maraeHuia maraeNgatokowaru maraeKikopiri maraeTe Whare o Te Paea

Oroua kāhui Ngāti Tahuriwakanui Ngāti Hinepare Ngāti Turoa

Aorangi maraeKauwhata maraeTe Kau ma Iwa marae atea

Himatangi kāhui Ngāti Te Au Ngāti Turanga Ngāti Rakau Paewai

Himatangi marae ateaParanui maraeMotuiti marae

Ohinepuhiawe kāhui Ngāti Parewahawaha Ngāti Manomano

Ohinepuhiawe maraeTaumata o te ra marae

Koputaroa kāhui Ngāti Takihiku Ngāti Ngarongo

Kereru maraeKereru marae

Whakawehi kāhui Ngāti Whakatere Whakawehi marae

Kuku kāhui Ngāti Tukorehe Ngāti Wehiwehi

Tukorehe maraeWehiwehi marae

Ōtaki kāhui Ngāti Kapumanawawhiti Ngāti Maiotaki Ngāti Pare Ngāti Koroki Ngāti Huia

Te Pou o Tainui maraeRaukawa maraeRaukawa maraeRaukawa maraeKatihiku marae

Kaimahi/kairangahau

1. Research co-ordinator – assisting in design of strategy for completion of 25 hapū narratives, map book and additional three research papers. Prepare methodology for hapū narratives, support hapū reseachers to implement and assist with mapping. Anticipate 20 hours per week for 52 weeks.

2. Principal researcher/writer – responsible for project planning, engaging and communicating with hapū and focus groups. Contracted by Te Hono. Working with hapū to plan mapping with independent contractors. Expect work to take up to 13 weeks starting in August (tbc)

3. Hapū narratives researcher/writers (up to nine) – to research and record the takiwā, and resources of the hapū including sites of significance. Contracted by Te Hono. Working directly with hapū /kāhui that nominate them and with our hapū liaison.

Kaimahi/kairangahau - continued4. Researcher/writers for additional chapter “the establishment

of the social and cultural institutions of Ngāti Raukawa ki te Tonga in the 19-21 century”. 13 week programme

5. Reseacher/writers for additional chapter “Tino Rangatiratanga: the Confederation of Ngāti Raukawa ki te Tonga”. Work being undertaken by Ani Mikaere and myself. 13 week programme

6. Mapping contractor to support hapū narratives and overview paper.

Hapū liaison

Six hapū liaison to communicate via the kahui and directly with

hapū

1. Oroua kahui - Mereti & Tiratahi

2. Te Reureu kahui - Jean Vanags

3. Ōtaki & Kuku kahui - Tasha McMeekin

4. Horowhenua - tbc

5. Ohinepuhiawe & Himatangi kahui - tbc

6. Koputaroa & Whakawehi - tbc

Timeframes for completion – O&TH

• Contract negotiated by 30 April 2015• Tenders for 9 hapū based

researchers affirmed by clusters and employed by 30 June 2015• Contracts for principal researcher

and two “gap” paper researchers by 30 August 2015• Overall research strategy completed

by 9 researchers plus principal• All reports completed by 31 July

2016

To be confirmed

Communications

• Six hapū liaison

• Website and Facebook

• Regular pānui

• Presentations on request

• Representation on nine kahui

• Reviewers groups

Thkr.trust@gmail.com

www.tehonokiraukawa.maori.nz

www.facebook.com/honoraukawa

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