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Jo Kingi crafts leather into fine, functional and fashionable Omeka Leather products from her retail outlet and workshop in Rattray Street, Dunedin.

New Zealand made is a top priority at this new and exciting market. What ever you are looking for in a top quality market you are sure to find it here. With a huge range of arts and crafts, fresh produce, bric a brac, garden art and fabulous gourmet food. Second Sunday of every month, 9am-2pm

New Zealand’s largest street market, up to 5,000 people visit this Saturday morning market each week, and business is well underway by 6am. Pacific Island, Maori, Asian and Pakeha stallholders gather each week, creating a uniquely New Zealand multicultural experience. As you meander around the 250 plus stalls, Pacific Island music plays loudly, while the thick scent of Cook Island donuts, hot rewana bread, and Chinese pork buns hangs in the air. Whether you’re after fresh fruit and vegetables, unique clothing, jewellery or Pacific Island crafts, the Otara Market is a penny pincher’s dream. Access is from the East Tamaki off-ramp, about 20 kilometres south of central Auckland on the Southern Motorway.

This is no everyday horse trek. It's a mixture of thrills, heritage, nature at its most pristine, and sublime therapy for tired townies. We call it extreme trekking and it happens in the back blocks of east Taranaki, off the State Highway 43 heritage trail.

Maori entertainment and consulting managers for the conference and corporate market, international cruise ship & resort placement, stage & lighting management, management services for events, festivals and traditional welcomes.

Cross the beautiful Waikato River between Rotorua and Taupo and discover Orakei Korako Cave and Thermal Park. Also known as the Hidden Valley, Orakei Korako is a unique visitor attraction – not to be missed. It’s a geothermal wonderland, one of nature’s true gifts. Come and explore a world of gushing geysers, hot springs, bubbling mud pools and some of the largest and most amazing silica terraces in the world...

Ko Ngai Tohianga te Hapu Ko Oturu te Marae Ko Te Mataara te Wharenui Ko Huihuinga te Wharekai Ko St Marks te Wharekarakia Ko Hikinui te Urupa Ko Ngati Kahu te Iwi

Orakei Water Sports is an Iwi based and community focused organisation that has been in existence since November 1999 (constituted in November 2000). The purpose of this organisation is to provide opportunities for people of all ages, gender and ethnic background, especially in the area of water sport and culture. Tikanga Maori and Kawa Waka-Ama are a fundamental part of our organisation's makeup and they are reflected in our policies and procedures. Our direction, support and guidance come from Orakei Marae. We enjoy sharing about the history of the Waitemata with all who take part in our activities. Okahu Landing (Next to Fergs Kayaks) Tamaki Drive Okahu Bay Auckland

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