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.

26 May 2021
Published by taryn taurima at 26 May 2021
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Calling all Hoody lovers!

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 […]
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27 April 2021
Published by taryn taurima at 27 April 2021
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Kākahu Top 3 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 […]
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27 April 2021
Published by taryn taurima at 27 April 2021
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Ngāpuhi Merch Pop-Up 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 […]
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26 March 2021
Published by Donna Tukariri at 26 March 2021
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HĀKINAKINA – Ngāpuhi power couple lead in their sports

Ngāpuhi’s own Powercouple! Ngāpuhi’s Tyla Nathan-Wong and Tupuria King are both powerhouse names in the world of Sevens Rugby and Waka Ama with huge successes in their respective sports. We were pretty stoked to see Tupuria grabbing some Ngāpuhi kākahu when we saw him at the Waka Ama Nationals at […]
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26 March 2021
Published by Donna Tukariri at 26 March 2021
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TĀMAKI / KĀKAHU – Shout out to Tāmaki

Tēnā koutou e te whānau e noho ana kei Tāmaki Hold onto your purses whānau our kākahu stall is coming your way and you’re gonna love it! First up we have Pasifika Festival 2021. New date and new venue 10am – 4pm daily. We will be located at Aotearoa Village. […]
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25 March 2021
Published by Donna Tukariri at 25 March 2021
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MAHI – Top Ngāpuhi barber – Eisha Teiho

Eisha Teiho – Out of the box thinking Talk about making a name for yourself… and we know a lot of the Teiho whānau have tried but Eisha has done it. She’s made her mark as a female barber with out of the box thinking. Hey whānau and best thing […]
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25 March 2021
Published by Donna Tukariri at 25 March 2021
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HAPORI – Taiamai Day 2021

#Taiamai Day Thanks Peter de Graaf and NZ Herald for hanging out and checking in on the 2021 Taiamai Day, when Ōhaeawai stopped. He’s a good sort you know. Always there (somewhere.) For those whānau who are from Ōhaeawai and the surrounding district, this word will mean everything, Te Korner. […]
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12 March 2021
Published by Donna Tukariri at 12 March 2021
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TAIAO – Planned Kerikeri Jetty

photo credit to Te Karere’s FB page. A Northland community is at odds over plans to restore and develop a $3 million jetty in Kerikeri. Local hapū and council are in favour of the move with the aim of creating better access for the general public. But a local resident […]
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26 February 2021
Published by Donna Tukariri at 26 February 2021
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TAIAO – Te Noho Taio O Ngāpuhi – Inaugural event

Learn and be inspired Using an indigenous cultural lens of innovative thinkers to engage in Pūtaiao, Science, Taiao and Environmental Education. Who? Ngāpuhi taitamariki aged 13 to 18 years. When? Monday 29 March to Thursday 1 April 2021 – yes, the week before Easter. Where? Hosted by the hau kāinga […]
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