Reclaiming Te Kōpua
An article about the Raglan golf course protest in 1978.
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Series: Connected
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Reclaiming Te Kōpua
Words by Angeline Greensill
Illustrations by Isobel Joy Te Aho-White
This article tells the story of Tainui and Te Kōpua, their turangawaewae in Whāingaroa Raglan. For more than a century, Tainui fought against attempts to separate them from their papa kāinga. In the 1960s and 70s, under the leadership of Tuaiwa (Eva) Rickard, this resistance was especially strong, culminating in protests on the Raglan golf course in 1978.
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Connected Phase 3 Year 7-8 – The Land of Taniwha
This Phase 3 Year 7-8 Connected resource explores the theme of kaitiakitanga, with a focus on the way this is expressed through connection to place.
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A pūrākau from Te Āti Awa.
2 of 3Taniwha
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