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Formed in 2000 on the Gold Coast, Australia, Te Waka Taniwha Dragonboat Club Inc has a membership reflecting paddlers from diverse cultures, ages and backgrounds.  After months of relative obscurity, Te Waka Taniwha has emerged as a competitive force within the dragonboat racing arena, both locally and nationally. In 2002, Te Waka Taniwha relocated north and is now one of five dragon boat clubs in Brisbane metropolitan.

We invite you to experience the fun, excitement, and camaraderie that dragon boating has to offer. Te Waka Taniwha Dragon Boat Club aims to provide a club which allows everyone in the community to participate in this fun water sport - including students, special interest groups, and social paddlers. Our paddlers come from all ages and backgrounds. While dragon boating is the common link, it is also our goal to have fun while pushing personal limits of fitness and endurance. Newcomers to dragon boat paddling are always welcome to give it a go. Dragon boating is ideal for all shapes, sizes, and abilities. No experience is necessary. All you need to bring is a water bottle and a change of clothes (yes, you do get wet!).

We are a non-profit group which provides programmes of Māori learning for the NSW community.

We currently operate a Māori Language School called "Te Reo Maioha ki Poihakena" which is in its second year.

In the future we hope to offer classes in other areas of Māori learning for example: kapahaka, traditional weaving such as tāniko and kete whakairo, and possibly even a kohanga reo.

We would love to hear from you if you are interested learning about any other areas of Māoritanga. But please bear in mind we can only branch out if there is enough interest in these areas.

Avondale Markets is held every Sunday 6.00am to 12noon. Strong Polynesian and Asian influence with a multitude of stalls, arts and crafts, new and used products and produce, clothes and general bric-a-brac. A great day out in a multicultural atmosphere.

General bric a brac, products and produce. 8am - 12 noon every Sunday

Hip new designer fashion, contemporary jewellery, Pasifika arts and crafts, ethnic food and local entertainers – Aotea Square Market brings talent, soul and excitement to Auckland's favourite open-air square in the CBD. Every Friday and Saturday from 10.00am to 6.00pm, Aotea Square comes alive with a dynamic mix of music, culture and couture. With something for everyone Aotea Square Market is a great place to shop or simply enjoy the atmosphere! It's Auckland culture at its best and definitely worth a visit!

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.

1st Saturday of each month, 9am -12noon. Over 100 stalls of quality New Zealand handcrafts, plants, produce and home baking.

Auckland Fish Market is Auckland's only seven-day fresh food market selling ultra-fresh fish, fruit, veges, delicatessen goods and premium-grade meat. Upstairs, Auckland's only dedicated seafood cooking school. Retailers (7am - 7pm), Seafood School (9am - 5pm) and Auction - 6am (viewing 5am - 5.50am) 7 days a week.

Bakery with Kiwi baked goodies, wedding cakes, birthday cakes, edible picture cakes, maori bread, fried bread.

Ngati Ranana London Maori Club is a group which aims to provide New Zealanders residing in the United Kingdom and others interested in Maori culture an environment to teach, learn and participate in Maori culture. Ngati Ranana also aims to promote Aotearoa (New Zealand) through Maori culture. We currently have a membership of approximately 50 people.