Haraki Marae - Haraki Marae Manoeka Road
About Haraki Marae
Māori Maps helps to connect Māori descendants with their marae, and enable visitors to make appropriate contact with these centres of culture - in particular, linking Māori youth with their ancestral identity.
Te Potiki National Trust, a charitable company founded in 2007 by Dr Paul Tapsell and Rereata Makiha, administers Māori Maps. Paul (professor, Australian Indigenous Studies, University of Melbourne) is now chair of Te Potiki's board of directors.
The other directors are Dr Christine Woods (associate professor, Faculty of Business & Economics at the University of Auckland), Dr Dee Sciascia (senior research officer, AUT University), Paul Voigt (business consultant, Nikau Pacific) and Peter Dowling (publisher, Oratia Media); Peter acts as the trust’s kaihautū (executive director).
An advisory board established by the late Sir Paul Reeves, former governor-general of New Zealand, guided the establishment of Te Potiki National Trust. Sir Mason Durie and then Sir Tumu te Heuheu led this advisory group until 2018; the board is now chaired by Judge Caren Fox with members Renata Tane, Hauiti Hakopa and Rereata Makiha. Ngapare Hopa, Sir Mason and Sir Tumu are co-patrons of the trust.
Hirini Tane, kaiwhakahaere (manager), oversees day-to-day running of Māori Maps. Website development and mapping is maintained by Orbica (originally built by Zest IT). Krzysztof Pfeiffer, an internationally renowned photographer, was responsible for photography of marae. Media and content generation of the original site was overseen by Michael Hennessy.
USING THIS SITE
Marae are the centres of Māori identity, marking the home ground and mana of hapū (kin groups) and whānau (families). A marae is both a physical and spiritual location, a collection of buildings and an anchoring to the land, a place where people meet and the community of related people itself.
Use Māori Maps to:
- Search marae by name, hapū, iwi, region
- Click through to view marae page containing a selection of photos, address and contact details, and key information
- Get directions to the marae
- Toggle Māori Land Block layer in the top right box to access the Māori Land Online website (Māori Land Court), which applies to all remaining Māori land blocks. Search whenua near a marae, click to find block names and details, and accesshyperlinks to Māori Land Online
Please contact marae directly with any enquiries, including for accommodation; Māori Maps does not handle marae bookings, and any contact information we have is displayed on the site.
Contact Haraki Marae
Address : | Haraki Marae Manoeka Road, Te Puke 3183, New Zealand |
Postal code : | 3183 |
Website : | https://maorimaps.com/marae/haraki |
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This is a lovely little cosy local marae my family hired for grand daughters birthday only $100 for the day. This included use of kitchen facilities, utensils, tables, chairs and showers/toilets.
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