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Ranginui Walker

  • of Maori and Lebanese descent
  • Born on March 1, 1932 / 83 years old
  • Born in Bay of Plenty, New Zealand

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  • Member of the Ngā Tamatoa Maori activist group during the 1970's
  • promote Maori rights
  • fight racial discrimination
  • recognize confiscation of Native lands.
  • revitalize Maori language
  • Ngapuhi settlement
  • Member of Waitangi Tribunal 2003
  • Professor/head of Maori studies @ University of Auckland

Seafood supply

Ōhiwa Harbour ¨Daughter of Whakatōhea¨

  • Author of many Maori history and story-telling books

cockles

plentiful supply of shellfish

  • seasnails
  • mussels
  • cockles

Why did I choose Ranginui?

green lipid mussels

  • open-sea fish

Waiotahe river

inexhaustable supply of shellfish

  • Notable figure who stands up for his culture and identity.

cateye seashells

purple seashells

Waiōweka and Ōtara rivers join

(center of Te Whakatōhea territory)

  • upstream in both rivers
  • kingfish
  • kahawai
  • mullet

kahawai

Te Whakatōhea tribe

kingfish

Ōpape round to Awaawakino

mullet

  • rocks abundant with
  • pāua (a kind of shellfish)

"Te Ika-a-Māui"

  • mussels

North island of New zealand

  • kina (sea eggs)
  • crayfish

Bay of Plenty

Opotiki

pāua abalone

Ōhiwa Harbour

Whakatōhea territory

Whakatane / Ohiwa harbour

Ōpape marae

  • Eastcoast of Bay of Plenty
  • Ōhiwa Harbour to Ōpape
  • WESTERN BOUNDARY : Maraetōtara , Ōhope
  • EASTERN BOUNDARY : Tarakeha, between Ōpape and Awaawakino

Maraetōtara falls

  • SOUTHERN BOUNDARY : Matawai

Matawai

kina eggs

crayfish

Mountain range

Forest

contained

  • ferns
  • Toatoa
  • eel fisheries
  • Whitikau
  • Waiōweka

Hunt

  • pigeons
  • kākā
  • kiwi
  • weka

cultural practices

Ranginui

Joseph Isaac

Walker

bibliography

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accused murder of Carl Völkner

  • The German missionary Carl Völkner murdered 1865

  • 144,000 acres of land was confiscated under the New Zealand Settlements Act, 1863.

  • punishment was given to chief Mokomoko who was executed May 17, 1866
  • lost the coastline from Maraetōtara to the Waiaua River, and the sub-tribes were jammed into the Ōpape native reservation.
  • This injustice was partially redressed in 1952 when a government grant established the Whakatōhea Māori Trust Board.

Mahalo !

He mau ninau?

By : Pualilia Dudoit

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