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Here is the Marae at Unitec.  It is called Te Noho Kotahitanga Marae.  The name Te Noho Kotahitanga means working together as a whanau and community of staff and students.

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A powhiri or pohiri is a traditional Maori welcome.
When you come to study at Unitec, you’re welcomed into the whanau and community with a pōhiri at the marae.  The marae is your home away from home.  The marae reminds us we are part of a large family and community called Unitec.

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Here is a guide to what will happen when we attend the powhiri

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Here is a guide to what will happen when we attend the powhiri

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHq0-Tt0-kk

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1.  There are two groups of people on the marae.  The tangata whenua and the manuhiri.
2.  The tangata whenua are the people connected to the marae and the manuhiri are the visitors
3.  The manuhiri will wait at the entrance to the marae to be called onto the marae.  The call is a karanga.  This is done by our host.
4.  We will take our shoes off to show our respect for the place before we enter the whare nui or meeting house.
5.  The men sit in the front row and the women in the back.
6. There is a waiata or song to finish.
7.  Then we meet and greet with a hongi or a kiss on the cheek for the women.
8.  We leave a koha or gift for the tangata whenua. This is usually a gold coin

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True Cuz is the Totes Māori 'how to' guide. In this episode we highlight some of the trials and tribulations of that famous Māori greeting - the Hongi

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This video welcomes the students who started studying at Unitec in 2019

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Haka Powhiri for our Kahurangi 2019 at Te Noho Kotahitanga

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Te Noho Kotahitanga Marae is amazing architecture 

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Te Noho Kotahitanga Marae is amazing architecture 

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Looks like an Architecture Classroom to Us (360° video)

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This is our waiata that the manuhiri will sing before the hongi