NZ Wars: Stories of Tauranga Moana | Documentary | RNZ
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Published 2024-04-29
or on YouTube here: • NZ Wars: Stories of Tauranga Moana
[PG] The fifth chapter of this series, NZ Wars: Stories of Tauranga Moana recounts the events that unfolded in the Bay of Plenty and their far-reaching consequences for future generations.
Made with the support of NZ On Air.
All Comments (21)
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Awesome being a part of this doco.
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I injoy when we get the truthfully stories of our history...I used to live in mangatoi , driving through pyes pa always felt like odd piece of land to me...thankyou loved the doco
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Superbly made, deep enough to give recognition of those tipuna who defied odds, and embraced human dignity, small act of kindness. May we learn and never forget courageous beings, fighting for peace.❤
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I was learning about this in my social studies but now I can really depict and visualise what it was like
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What a timely release coinciding with the memorial of the battle of Gate Pa.at Pukehinahina.❤
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A must watch for all New Zealanders. Know the history, you may begin to understand and not prejudge. Remember, British Colonialism was been replicated all over their empire at these times.
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I delved into this local local history as an artist years ago, really be quite obsessed with it. One of my works was of Heni and Booth at Gate Pa. I also spent a day wandering around Te Ranga and painted a couple works on this area. Heni had an interesting life, to say the least. It's worth reading the book, Jane's Story, if you're interested. I think her great grandson wrote it.
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This doco makes alot of sense have always got a funny vibe around some parts of Tauranga actually alot of parts. Awesome mahi in the doco
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THANK YOU FOR UPLOAD...❤❤❤
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I Love learning about our histories
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Beautifully done Mihi, Anabelle mā ❤❤
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Thank you for telling our history blew me away kia ors
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These always make me cry for our people 😢💙
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Interesting video
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That report from the Victorian era English newspaper was surprising.
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Masterpiece History Presentation
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I would love to see this in movie form it has it all. With everyone’s (colonials, ministers, generals, iwi, hapu) perspective added for consideration. I would love to hear the perspective of the people who are mana whenua of the land in which the battles take place. Paraone Koikoi: Chief and leader of 200 Ngai Tamarawaho warriors in Gate Pa, should a bigger mention than no hint of existence in Pukehinahina or Te Ranga. However, I enjoyed the korero of the various iwi and hapu.
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The ngapuhi wars are the best history telling
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pity the narrator is so biased towards the maori in this documentary , surely Forbes should be neutral with her narration ?
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Hope to see more documentaries about te kootis war and Tikokowarus war
