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  • Stories, Taniwha / November 15, 2015

    Okatia created Te Apiti

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  • Stories, Taniwha / November 15, 2015

    Nanakia lived on Tararua maunga

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  • Stories, Traditional stories / November 15, 2015

    Te Aitu-o-te-Rangi

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  • Stories, Taniwha / November 15, 2015

    Matangi came from the Wairarapa

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  • Stories, Taniwha / November 15, 2015

    Rakairuru drifted on Wairarapa Moana

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Hapuakorari

Hapuakorari, the lost lake

Helpful Kaitiaki

Ki te kohu te Turakirae, ka mate te tangata

Kupe

Matangi came from the Wairarapa

Nanakia lived on Tararua maunga

Ngai Tumapuhia-A-Rangi

Ngake and Whātaitai the taniwha of Wellington harbour

Ngarara Huarau lies beneath Uwhiroa

Ngarara Huarau taniwha

Okatia created Te Apiti

Owahanga river

Patiki in the Waipoua River

Peketahi guardian of Tamaki Nui A Rua

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  • Stories illustrated by Bronwyn Waipuka
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      • Ki te kohu te Turakirae, ka mate te tangata
      • Kupe
      • Ngai Tumapuhia-A-Rangi
      • Ngarara Huarau taniwha
      • Rua taniwha
      • Tangata tuna (eel man)
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      • Te Aohuruhuru
      • Te Ika a Maui
      • Te Raekaumoana
      • The jealous sisters of the Ruamahanga
      • The love story of Lydia and Kahu
      • The Story of Haunui-a-nanaia
      • The story of Ngarara Huarau
      • The Taipo of Tinui
      • Tupurupuru and Konini
      • Waikekeno, helpful kaitiaki
      • Whātonga names the Tararua mountains
    • Taniwha
      • Matangi came from the Wairarapa
      • Nanakia lived on Tararua maunga
      • Ngake and Whātaitai the taniwha of Wellington harbour
      • Ngarara Huarau lies beneath Uwhiroa
      • Okatia created Te Apiti
      • Owahanga river
      • Patiki in the Waipoua River
      • Peketahi guardian of Tamaki Nui A Rua
      • Rakairuru drifted on Wairarapa Moana
      • Rua taniwha
      • Te Wheke is at the Wairarapa Moana Trust Offices
      • Tiokerere connects lakes
      • Whangaimokopuna

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