Wairarapa

Ngati Te Hina, Tamahau, Whiunga, Kahukuranui, Kahukuraawhitia, Tahu o Kahungunu

Ngati Papauma o Kahungunu me Rangitane

Papawai is one of the most important marae in New Zealand. In the late 19th century it was the focus of Kotahitanga, the Maori parliament movement. Papawai was established in the 1850s when the government set aside land for a Maori settlement near Greytown. It built a flour mill and the Anglican church opened a (short-lived) school, St Thomas’s. Ngati Moe, Ngati Kahukuranui o Kahungunu Kauitti.

Whanau of Nukutaimemeha (building belongs to the Anglican Church)

Ngati Rangitumapuhia o Kahungunu

Pirinoa is the site of Kohunui marae, which features the Tuhirangi meeting house, opened in 1956. The marae is available to all sub-tribes of the south Wairarapa. Ngai Rangawhakairi, Ngati Tukoko, Ngati Rakairangi o Kahungunu.

Ngati Te Tomo o Kahungunu, Ngai Taneroroa, Ngai Tahu, Ngati Moe, Ngati Rangitataia, Ngati Parera, Ngati Tatuki, Ngati Rangitehewa, Ngati Kaparuparu, Ngati Hinewaka

Ngati Hikawera o Kahungunu