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TE MATATINITE MATATINICEO’S UPDATEIn 1972 a national Kapa Haka competition started abiennial event that has become a significant worldclassinternational event in New Zealand’s performingarts and cultural calendar.Darrin ApanuiIt has become the world’s largestcelebration of Mäori performing artsand a worldwide profile for Mäoriculture and New Zealand.The next National Festival, TeMatatini o te Rä 2011, held from16 – 20 February 2011 will see 42teams from Aotearoa New Zealandand Australia competing over fourdays for the international title ofbest Kapa Haka Group in the Worldand attract over 20,000 people tothe Gisborne region – the first placein the world to see the sun.An outdoor event, it will be held ina natural amphitheatre at Wai OHika Estate and be an opportunityfor the world to see a uniquetraditional world-class spectacularand will be an ideal destinationfor families, cultural tourists, andholiday makers. A shopping villageis on site.“Gisborne will be the destinationof choice for local, national andinternational audiences. Wai O HikaEstate is the perfect outdoor venueas a natural ampthitheatre to watchthe best kapa haka in the world,”says Darrin Apanui, ExecutiveDirector of Te Matatini.With a camping ground on site,it is sure to be a hit with familieslooking for an ideal location fora family holiday after the busyChristmas period. “The East Coastin summertime is always busy,” saysMr Apanui from Wellington. “Andthis event in early February willenable families to have some qualitytime after the silly season and stillenjoy the region, world famous forits sunshine.”The last time an internationalfestival of this calibre was hostedin the region was 32 years ago in1977. With the full support fromMayor Meng Foon and the GisborneCity Council, the region is going outof its way to host the event.Selwyn Parata, chairman of TeMatatini Society Incorporatedexplains, “when the region asked tohost this Festival, Mayor Foon wasbehind it completely. We have thesupport of the community and localbusinesses who are enthusiasticabout putting on such a largeevent. It’s a win-win arrangement:for spectators, tourists, performers,local businesses and the city. Weare all very excited.”Kapa haka is one of the few culturalperformances in the world whereperformers must sing, dance andexpress themselves through bodylanguage and facial expression.Kapa Haka uses mainly voice,feet and hands to provide thebeat and rhythm. Compositionsare made more dynamic withdistinctive Mäori vocal harmoniesand creatively composed lyrics thatreflect classical and modern Mäorilanguage imagery.Ticket options include four or singleday passes and early bird tickets areon sale now. Children under 5 yearsare free. For ticket informationvisit www.ticketdirect.co.nz andfor further information about TeMatatini o Te Rä 2011, visit www.tematatini.co.nz32TE PUNI KÖKIRI | KÖKIRI | MAHURU – WHIRINGA Ä NUKU 2010
TE MATATINITE MATATINI 2011 DRAWAll the regional kapa haka group finalists have now been placed in the Te Matatini 2011 draw.See over the page for the regional kapa haka results.TE MATATINI DRAW – 2011Pool 1 - TE IHU Pool 2 - TE HAUMI Pool 3 - TE KEI1 Te Whänau ä Apanui 1 Manawa mai Tawhiti 1 Poipiripi2 Ngä Purapura o Te Taihauäuru 2 Manaia 2 Te Mätärae i Orehu3 Te Röpü Manutaki 3 Muriwhenua 3 Ngä Uri o Te Whanoa4 Te Whänau ä Kai 4 Ngä Tumanako 4 Te Puu Ao5 Tü te Manawa Maurea 5 Te Kotahitanga 5 Tü Te Maungaroa6 Ngä Pou o Roto 6 Hatea 6 Te Tai Tonga7 Te Whatukura 7 Whängärä mai Tawhiti 7 Ngä Taonga mai Tawhiti8 Waihirere 8 Tauira mai Tawhiti 8 Tühourangi-Ngäti Wähiao9 Ruatähuna Käkahu Maukü 9 Tamatea Arikinui 9 Te Whare o Puhi10 Te Waka Raukura 10 Te Reanga Mörehu o Ratana 10 Te Rerenga Kötuku11 Tutu Ka’ika 11 Te Hokowhitu ä Tü 11 Te Waka Huia12 Te Iti Kahurangi 12 Porou Ariki 12 Te Ahikaaroa13 Öpötiki Mai I Tawhiti 13 Te Aitanga-ä-Hauiti ki Uawa 13 Ngäti Rangiwewehi14 Te Manu Huia 14 Te Pou o Mangataawhiri 14 Te Whänau o te KuraTE MATATINI 2011 JUDGESJUDGES FOR TE MATATINI – 2011TE KAIRANGI O TE REOWharehuia Milroy, Rahui Papa,Kaa Williams, Petina WiniataWHAKAWÄTEAKimoro Taiepa,Pouroto Ngaropo,Tawhirimatea Williams,Robyn Hata-GageWHAKAEKEParaone Gloyne, Blythe Rogers,Ngapera Haitana,Te Awanuiarangi BlackMANUKURA TANEJoe Harawira, Mauriora Kingi,Martin Rakuraku,Muriwai IhakaraMÖTEATEATuruhira Hare, Georgina Kerekere,Mauriora Kingi, Pou TemaraMANUKURA WAHINETuruhira Hare,Donna-Lee Ngaringi Katipa,Kuini Moehau Reedy,Blythe RogersWAIATA Ä RINGAKarl Rangikawhiti Leonard,Te Rita Papesch, Kuini Moehau Reedy,Joe Te RitoKÄKAHUTe Atarangi Whiu,Merepeka Teka, Mark Kopua,Karl Rangikawhiti-LeonardPOIDonna-Lee Ngaringi Katipa,Kiriwaitangi Rei, Te Aroha Paenga,Te Atarangi WhiuWAIATA TIRAGeorgina Kerekere,Merepeka Teka, Joe Te Rito,Watson OhiaHAKAJoe Harawira, Muriwai Ihakara,Watson Ohia, Martin RakurakuRESERVERuby Tiepa, Mark KopuaTE PUNI KÖKIRI | KÖKIRI | MAHURU – WHIRINGA Ä NUKU 201033
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