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Hua Parakore is a gardening show presented by Michelle Hudson. Every week Michelle gives you hints and tips of what to plant and when to plant using the Maramataka, an ancient maori calender.

This week 5 June – 8 June 2010 she talks about planting winter hua whenua that grows below the ground and gives some tips on planting Garlic,  also a receipe to make Aioli.

Whakato nga kakano: Garlic, carrots, Beetroot, Potatoes, Leeks, Spring Onions, Onions.

Whakato nga tipu: beetroot, onion, shallots.

Hua rakau: Whakato nga nga hua rakau a tenei marama.

Proudly supported by Taitokerau Organic Producers

Whakarongo Mai, Titiro Mai

U tube video planting Garlic

Being held at Kamo High School, Whangarei

Monday 24 May – Wednesday 26 May 2010

To Listen tune into Tautoko FM

click here to watch it live from Kamo High School

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Fundraiser for Lloyd & Leslie Latimer

Sunday 16 May
2pm – 8pm
Horeke Tavern

Featuring Ardijah, Ed Ru from Sweet’n'Irie, Max Crochrane & friends.

Tickets cost $20 prepaid or $25 door

On sale now at the Horeke Tavern & Mangamuka Store.

also available $5 Hangi tickets and raffle tickets.

All proceeds to the Latimer whanau.

NAU MAI HAERE MAI

Monday 10th until Friday 14th MAY
from 9am until 5pm

Tautoko will broadcast live from Te Tii Marae, Waitangi
The initial hearings for the Paparahi o te Raki Inquiry District on Te Whakaputanga me Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Stay tuned for live coverage of the Hearings and interviews

Your Tribal Connection  “TautokoFM”

Hua Parakore is a gardening show presented by Michelle Hudson. Every week Michelle gives you hints and tips of what to plant and when to plant using the Maramataka, an ancient maori calender.

This week 28 April – 4 May 2010 she talks about planting winter hua whenua that grows above the ground and gives some tips on making a seed raising bed.

Whakato nga kakano: broad beans, herbs, spinach, lettuce, kapiti, califlower, calandula, endive, broccoli, onions, carrots, peruperu, riwai, beetroot, turnip, swede

Whakato nga tipu: beetroot, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, endive, lettuce, onion, parsley, shallots, silver beet, spinach

Hua rakau: Whakato nga parakipere me etahi atu hua me nga rakau panana hoki a tenei marama.

Proudly supported by Taitokerau Organic Producers

Matakitaki  Mai

Whakarongo Mai

Saturday 1 May 2010

Family show at The Pavilion Twin Peaks, Whangatane Drive, Kaitaia,
4.30pm Tickets $5.00 Child & $10.00 Adult
(children must be accompanied by an adult)

1814 & The Jordan Luck Band
7pm
Tickets $30 door sales
Accomodation Package $85.00
Includes 1 night accomodation, transfer to and from venue, 1 general ticket.
(entry is restricted to 18yrs and over for the evening show)

Click here to visit the 1814 website

Totara North School Fishing Competition

Totara North School are holding a fishing competition on the 1st and 2nd of May. This is a fundrasier for the school and there are lots of great prizes to be won!

Click here for more information

Hua Parakore is a gardening show presented by Michelle Hudson. Every week Michelle gives you hints and tips of what to plant and when to plant using the Maramataka, an ancient maori calender.

This week 21 April – 27 April 2010 she talks about planting winter hua whenua that grows above the ground and gives some tips on planting Spinach.

Whakato nga kakano: broad beans, herbs, spinach, lettuce, kapiti, califlower, calandula, endive, broccoli

Whakato nga tipu: beetroot, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, endive, lettuce, onion, parsley, shallots, silver beet, spinach.

Hua rakau: Whakato nga parakipere me etahi atu hua me nga rakau panana hoki a tenei marama.

Proudly supported by Taitokerau Organic Producers

Whakarongo Mai

Hokianga: Dawn service (6am) Whirinaki Memorial.

Citizens services (9am) Hokianga Memorial Arch, Kohukohu; (11am) Opononi War Memorial Hall; (11am) Waiotemarama Memorial.

Kaikohe: Dawn service (6.15am) Memorial Hall. Assemble 5.45am in RSA carpark. March off at 6am.

Okaihau: Community Service at Okaihau College Hall at 11am.  March to War Memorial after.

Motatau: 28 Maori Battalion, Takapuna Urupa service at 10am

Kawakawa: The parade organised by Kawakawa and District RSA will begin at the cenotaph at 9am, after a march from the post office.

Kerikeri: The parade in Kerikeri is at 10.30am at the RSA.

Paihia: Assemble Ex Servicemen’s club at 5.30am for march to Canterbury Propeller Memorial.  Service at 6.15am.  Later service at Paihia Cemetery at 7am

Russell: Dawn service (7 am) at Ngaiotonga Marae.

Citizens service (10.30 am), Fall in (11am), cenotaph (11.30am), church parade (12.15pm) to Long Beach Cemetery.

Kaitaia: Assemble at the RSA from 5.30am for the dawn parade to the cenotaph and service at 6am. A civic service will be held in the community centre in South Rd, Kaitaia at 11am.

Te Kao: At 11am on Potahi Marae and at the Houhora Cemetery at 2.30pm.

Mangonui: A civic service will start at 11am in the War Memorial Hall.

Whangaroa: Citizens service (10.30am) Whangaroa Memorial Hall, Leigh St, Kaeo.