Waka Ama – whānau fun
Whakatū Marae Waka Ama Club invite you to come and have a paddle. First session Sat October 15th 2022 @ 10amPlease note, all tamariki 12 years and under must be accompanied by an adult. Weekly Saturdays at 10am
Whakatū Marae Waka Ama Club invite you to come and have a paddle. First session Sat October 15th 2022 @ 10amPlease note, all tamariki 12 years and under must be accompanied by an adult. Weekly Saturdays at 10am
Whakatū Marae Waka Ama Club invite you to come and have a paddle. First session Thurs October 20th 2022 @ 4pmPlease note, all tamariki 12 years and under must be accompanied by an adult. Weekly Thursdays at 4pm
Waka ama races
Nau mai, Haere mai Stoke Youth Park ALL WELCOME
Rangitāne tangata, haere mai! Rangitāne mana, nau mai! Rangitāne ihi, tū mai!We are looking for whānau who would like to represent Rangitāne at Te Ipukarea(Te Tauihu Inter-Iwi Sports Day). We can register one team per age bracket.Netball and Ki-o-rahi can have up to two Pakeke Mixed teams.We will also need support in the marquee with the BBQ […]
10th-11th February 2023 – Lake Rotoiti A unique race, organised by Maitahi OCC, in the beautiful surrounds of the Nelson Lakes National Park. We welcome paddlers from the South Island […]
50 YEARS OF TE MATATINI Feb 22nd-25th 2023 Te Matatini is a significant cultural festival and the pinnacle event for Māori performing arts. Held every two years, it is one of the most highly anticipated events for performers, their whānau and the mass of passionate Kapa Haka fans throughout the world. The festival prides itself […]
A new race on the calendar and it’s right on our doorstep. Details below but all entry information is now available live on the event website : Tēnā koutou ngā karapu waka […]
Ko tō mana, ko tōku mana, he mana kotahi. E ara ko Te Mana Kuratahi.Te Mana Kuratahi is the biennial national primary schools kapa haka competitions, hosted this year by […]
NAU MAI HAERE MAI Ki te tau ihu o te waka a Maui, Motueka Waka Ama Club welcomes you to come paddle on the tranquil waters of Te Tai o Aorere at […]
