The Remarkable Reti
A reti is a fishing device, used by Ngāti Pāhauwera to catch kahawai on the Mōhaka River.
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Series: School Journal Level 3 October 2015
Reading year level: 5
Category: Non-fiction
Topics: fishing, kontiki, Mōhaka River, Ngāti Pāhauwera, reti, reti board, tikanga, waiata
The Remarkable Reti
Words by Kiwa Hammond and Duane Culshaw
The iwi regard the reti as a taonga, and the article provides a great example of how traditions, along with stories and waiata, are handed down through the generations.
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School Journal Level 3 October 2015
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2 of 7The Rules
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3 of 7Happy New Year
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4 of 7Barney Whiterats
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5 of 7Baa-mite
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6 of 7Making Radio Waves
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