NGĀ PĀNUI KATOA
NGĀ PĀNUI KATOA
Read recent articles below from around our Ngāpuhi Iwi community. Find out what our members and whānau have been achieving, celebrating, and participating in around Aotearoa.
16 March 2022
Kia ora e te Iwi, from the Kākahu team. Poutū-te-rangi signals the first month of the new season Ngahuru (Autumn); the harvest season. The new colourways are inspired by the changes we begin to see as the leaves change colour and crops start to ripen ready for harvesting. Featuring the […]
26 May 2021
They say you can never have too many hoody’s and as the temp drops around the motu you want to look the part in your new Ngāpuhi Merch. Check out the HOT new colourways this winter just released. We print limited stock in each colourway so you can be assured […]
26 May 2021
Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Kaikohe brought the house down to take the top spot at the recently held Secondary Schools Kapa Haka Regionals held in Whangārei. They will go on to represent Te Tai Tokerau along with Te Rangi Āniwaniwa and Te Rawhitiroa, placing second and third respectively, at […]
27 April 2021
Top 3 Products for April Our NEW ‘Black on Black‘ hood was a hot favourite at our recent pop-up stalls in Tāmaki Makaurau as were the ‘Natural Hoods’ for those that like to keep things a little low key. Keep an eye out for our new Hōtoke Collection coming soon Top […]
27 April 2021
Connecting Whānau one tee at a time. We had a blast taking our Ngāpuhi Pop-up to Tāmaki recently. Highlights were the opportunities for whanaungatanga. Sharing korero about Kaikohe and seeing whānau so proud to Ngāpuhi no matter where they reside. Every time you wear your ‘Ngāpuhi Merch’ you know you […]
26 February 2021
Get excited Tāmaki we are heading your way! The ‘Kākahu Pop Up’ team is heading to Tāmaki not once but twice! Come see us at Pasifika this March and Polyfest in April. You will find us at the Māori Stage so dont be shy whānau come and shout out […]
26 January 2021
Ngāpuhi south of the Bombays Last week a small team succeeded in executing a well planned demonstration of Ngāpuhitanga. The plan was to test the waters at the Waka Ama Nationals in Karapiro. You’ve all heard about it no doubt, a whānau event with all ages competing for the ultimate […]