Auckland Region

The Whitford Market promotes local food, wine and art, and is held the third Saturday of each month (depending on the weather), outdoors in Wharf Road. Hours: 10:00am - 4:00pm Come along and enjoy the variety of products on offer, than enjoy a cafe or restaurant lunch before browsing the delightful specialty shops.

Whariki is a Maori health research group working in a process of partnership with the Alcohol & Public Health Research Unit at the University of Auckland. The name Whariki arose from the above whakatauki which expresses part of the kaupapa of the group. One understanding of this whakatauki is that health involves the wairua, tinana and hinengaro and in order for us to pursue health, we must respect all elements. A further meaning for us, as researchers, is that in order for doors and windows to be opened we must tread gently. We cannot ask for information without respecting those who chose to share and without understanding our responsibilities and accountabilities.

Operated by the New Zealand Maori Polynesian Canoe Sporting Federation, Nga Kaihoe o Aotearoa Incorporated. Our aim is to increase the awareness of Waka Ama in New Zealand and to help keep members and new paddlers informed.

C/- Te Atatu Boating Club Bridge Avenue Te Atatu South Auckland

Public forum promoting Maori people, economic, community and social development, West Auckland

Urban Landscapes, Local Culture, Native Rainforest and Black Sand Beach. Spend a day exploring Auckland from a Maori perspective. This is our ‘Auckland Orientation Trip’ but with a few minor differences to the usual ones!

Welcome to The Hangi Shop HAERE MAI KI TENEI WHAREKAI Delicious Hangi Meals Boilup Meals

The Bone Art Place is dedicated to the art of hand crafted New Zealand bone carving, jade carving and pearl shell carving in its many forms, from the very traditional Maori carving styles to the more contemporary designs for gifts and jewelry.

Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts is a nationally significant art gallery presenting exhibitions and projects by local and international artists.

Te Taumata Art Gallery is owned and operated by Maori with a passion to enable Maori artists to reach for highest quality exhibition pieces which include fine arts, sculptural and spatial arts i.e.; finely woven kete, greenstone pendants, paua shell necklaces, Wood Carvings, Maori designed glass bowls, etc.