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National Manu Korero Results 2011

Ta Turi Carroll – Junior English
3rd – Koha Milne – Kia Aroha College, Tamaki Makaurau
2nd – Hikawera Ferris – Te Kura A Iwi o Whakatupuranga Rua Mano, Otaki
1st – Zion Otimi Whanga Papa – Te Wharekura O Rakaumangamanga

Te Rawhiti Ihaka – Junior Maori
3rd – Turoa Tapana – Tokoroa High School, Waikato
3rd – Hana Isobella Nikora – Te Kura Mana Maori o Whangaparoa
2nd – Te Wharekotua Davis – Naenae College, Wairarapa/Awakairangi
1st – Ahurei Kaaoho Winitana – Te Kura o Ahorangi, Te Arawa

Korimako – Senior English
2nd – Hautapu Baker – Tauranga Boys College, Mataatua
2nd – Erana Wipou-Remeti – Motueka High School, Te Tau Ihu O Te Waka A Maui
1st – Pere-te-ruru-otera-mana Wihongi – Te Kura Kaupapa Maori a Rohe o Mangere, Tamaki-Makaurau

Pei Te Hurinui Jones – Senior Maori
3rd – Whatahoro Fox – Makoura College, Wairarapa/Awakairangi
2nd – Pere-te-ruru-otera-mana Wihongi – Te Kura Kaupapa Maori a Rohe o Mangere, Tamaki-Makaurau
1st – Hoera Kereama – Te Wharekura o Te Rau Aroha, Waikato

This Friday TautokoFM will take live coverage of the first Rugby World Cup game

Fri 9th SEPT 2011

All Blacks vs Tonga 7pm – 10:30pm @ Eden Park, Auckland

Te Whakapahotanga o nga mahi a Rehia o nga kura tuatahi me nga kura tuarua o Te Taitokerau, rua mano tekau ma tahi

mai

I nga Reo Irirangi Maori o Te Hiku o Te Ika, o Tautoko me Ngati Hine

Paeroa

Paraire – 2 Hepetema

8:10 Cross to Tautoko FM

8:15 “Live from TTR Kapa Haka

8:30 Te Kura o Te Hapua

9:00 Manaia View School

10:00 Te Kao Primary School

10:30 Glenbervie Primary School

11:00 TKKM o Kaikohe

11:30-12:30 Lunch

12:30 Primary Prizegiving

1:00 Te Rawhitiroa Takawaenga

1:30 Nga Pare Huia o Taumarere

2:00 Nga Mahuri-Te Rangi Aniwaniwa

2:30 Te Kura Taumata o Panguru

3:00 TKKM o Kaikohe

3:30 Break

4-4:30 Kura Takawaenga Prizegiving

5:00 Karakia Whakamutunga

5:30 Ka Mutu te Whakapaahotanga

Your TROTT host Lahni Sowter Interviews Solomon Tipene and Pita Sharples

The second of a series of Te Taitokerau by-election Candidates.

 

 Solomon Tipene & Pita Sharples Te Reo Maori: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

 

 Solomon Tipene & Pita Sharples Eng part 1: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

 

 Solomon Tipene & Pita Sharples Eng part 2: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Press on the above to listen

Click here for times and schedule

Local acts are calling into Tautoko FM and playing all week.

TUNE IN WHANAU AND LISTEN TO SOME LOCAL TALENT ON THE TE ORANGA SHOW WITH MATINI

12-4pm week days.

9th May: Just a little hop skip and a jump and we come to a little settlement called Ohaeawai where our first group TAIAMAI ROCKS hail from. This cover band plays songs from the 50s right up to 2011.

10th May: Matini will be talking with another local artist HORI CHAPMAN at 2.30pm, who is from none other than the mighty Mangamuka and living in Kaitaia at the moment and is the brother of our bossman Cyril Chapman. Hori hits us with his own compositions in Te Reo and English and will be talking with Matini with whats new and hot.

11th May: Another act coming from the area of Ohaeawai called Johnny Pedro aka THE JP PACKAGE. Johnny has been in our studio a number of times and will be playing live in the studio at 2pm. Then we welcome at 2.30pm VAVESE PAPAROA, Vavese is a local act from that beautiful place called Motuti coming from the wonderful waters of the Hokianga. She is on her way to Hollywood and shes dropping in to have a chat with Matini about her journeys.

12 May: Harmony and melody, floating on deep grooves and rhythms – PAUA brings natural reggae staples for the soul. Bred in Aotearoa – created in Brisbane, this eight piece collective bridges the gap between the urban life we live, and the idyllic life we dream of living.  Blending a diverse spectrum of influences into the unique Pauareggae sound, Paua music will capture your heart, feed your mind and make you move your feet. 

For the NZ Music month of May, Tautoko Fm will be having live local bands come in to play on-air through out the month

And we will be talking to some of  Aotearoa’s finest kaiwaiata, kaitito hoki

the likes of 1814, Tiki Tane, Paua, Tastybrown, Ladi6 and more,

Keep it locked on Tautokofm.com to keep up to date with who’s on at Tautoko Fm & tune in to hear whats on

Tautoko te kaupapa

Tautoko Fm

This week we have double passes and single passes to

1814

playing at Horeke Tavern (which is R18)

Saturday 7 May 2011

starting at 6pm

tickets cost $25 at the door

and if that wasn’t enough as part of NZ Music Month
Tautoko fm also talk to Patu Colbert from 1814,
about playing with Third World on the 28th May in Auckland

click here to check out the 1814 website for more information

So tune in between 12pm & 7pm for your chance to win tickets

Whakarongo Mai