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Unprecedented. This is the kupu that has been traipsing circles through my mind since the government announced the lifting of the border that has been surrounding Auckland for what seems like aeons. For us in Te Hiku ō Te Ika, the act of holding our breath has become an art form. We have felt the longing for our loved ones barricaded in by our mutual enemy. Just like the yearning of Ranginui for his whaiāipō Papatūānuku, we have shed tears. We have felt the deep absence in each other’s lives.
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Acknowledgements
We would like to acknowledge the following people for their mahi which includes the designing of our logo and organisational headings and photos.
Photography – Suzie Clark
Graphic Art and Māori Icons – Richard Murray
The Kina – Tania TePaa
Background images – Corey Bond
Special thanks to:
Maureen Te Paa
Danell Anderson
Anna Sutton
