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Catering has become one of our key fundraisers for the kapa. It also helps us to teach our rakatahi about working in marae kitchens and...

The last post on March 15 celebrated our young people making a stand against climate change. Tragically on that same day two mosques in...

On Friday March 15 the nationwide School Strike for Climate was held...well...nationwide. Many Dunedin schools threatened students with...

Kā Puananī o te Reo is a te reo Māori kaupapa initially estalished in 2010 by families who had committed to the te reo Māori in their...

Every year we like to start the year in a fun way with a trip to the beach. The 'Rā Aukaha' is our yearly team building or...

We have been fundraising at the Forsyth Barr Stadium for a few years now. We volunteer on the gates or ushering in the stadium for Super...

This was a new performance for us. We were contacted by Bex Hill from Book-a-Tour to do a performance for cruise ship passengers. Rather...

February is also a busy time for us supporting the D.C.C. and the University of Otago in the many welcomes that they hold at this time of...

As with most of our kaupapa this year things are kicking off early. This is our first time back to complete our tuna monitoring since...

The third year of Waewae Kai Pakiaka kicked off on February 12th. Most of whānau were back and raring to go. The tamariki love the...

Haruru ana te whenua i te haratau tuatahi o te tau mō te kapa. Our first practice for kapa haka for 2019 started with a bang. We had over...

Our Titirei Leadership programme continues to mature, and we are still weaving those leadership opportunities through most of our...

HWK have been supporting the Kotahi Mano Kāika (KMK) Kura Reo and Kura Reo Rakatahi for a number of years now. This was a five-day...

The cruise season has started again and we are fortunate to have developed a relationship with the Azamara Journey Cruise Ship. This is...