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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 19 June – 22 June 2010 she talks about planting winter hua whenua that grows above the ground and gives a receipe for kumarahau cordial.

Whakato nga kakano: Lettuce, spinach, beans, peas, marigold, calundula, parsley.

Whakato nga tipu: Lettuce, spinach, beans, peas, marigold, calundula, parsley.

Hua rakau: Whakato nga hua rakau a tenei marama.

Proudly supported by Taitokerau Organic Producers

Kumarahau Cordial

3 Lemons
2c Sugar
2c Water
1c Kumarahau leaves

Peel rind/skin of lemons thinly
put into pot with sugar, water and kumarahau leaves.
Boil for 10 minutes.  Squeeze lemons and add juice to pot  Allow to cool.  Strain and bottle.  This is a very strong syrup,
add a small amount in a glass then add water to taste.

Whakarongo Mai, Titiro Mai

 

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We’re celebrating Matariki
Live on air

Tuesday 15 June 2010 5pm

Whakarongo mai
hourly competitions, live waiata, jokes, korero

You can Join in

Ring us 09 4018991 or 09 4018909
Email us admin@tautokofm.com
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Or drop into the studio

Tuesday 15 June 2010
5pm – 6.30am Live from Studio in Mangamuka.

Wednesday 16 June 2010
6.30am – 9am normal show
9am- 5pm Waitangi hearings
5pm -10pm taitama tane taitama wahine show

10pm- 1am Tautoko off air change over of frequencies 92.8-99.5  & 90.8 – 97.5
change your dial, have a moe and when you wake up Thursday morning we’re back on-air

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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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

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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.

This week  3 March – 9 March 2010 she talks about planting  winter hua whenua that grows under the ground.  She also gives you a basic receipe for Blackberry & Apple Jam.

Proudly supported by Taitokerau Organic Producers

Whakarongo Mai

 

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Being held 5-7 March in Te Kao

Powhiri 6pm Te Kao

Here is a link to the offical website

Te Haahi Ratana

Being held this weekend 5 – 7 March 2010 in Tamaki Makaurau

Powhiri Friday March 5 at Orakei Marae

check out the website  28 Maori Battalion for more information on the Battalion.

Can’t make it back to Kaikohekohe for the Ngapuhi Festival then tune in here,

Te Reo o Te Tai Tokerau is broadcasting live from the main stage at Northland College

There will also be live korero & interviews from the Wananga Matauranga

Saturday 30 January 2010  Live from 11.30am -9.00pm

Sunday 31 January 2010 Live from midday til late

Main stage programme can be found at the Ngapuhi Festival 2010 website

Getting a facelift

The lead up to the birthday and blessing of the up graded building saw a great flurry of activity within the small community of Mangamuka. It brought nga taitamariki, kuia and kaumatua together as well as interest from people travelling along State Highway 1.

fence builders

A big mihi to the small community of Mangamuka for all their hard work, very long hours, putting up with the noise and the limited parking space.

the new carpet