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EIT's marae turns 21

jonathan dine
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29 Oct, 2015 10:32 PMQuick Read

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MILESTONE MEAL: Rehia Hanara (left), Marsley Northover, Huia Matairangi, Waipa Te Rito, Denise Keelan, Kani Hakiwai and Pauline Tangiora enjoy dinner as part of a 21st anniversary for Te Ara o Tawhaki - the EIT's marae. PHOTO/DUNCAN BROWN

MILESTONE MEAL: Rehia Hanara (left), Marsley Northover, Huia Matairangi, Waipa Te Rito, Denise Keelan, Kani Hakiwai and Pauline Tangiora enjoy dinner as part of a 21st anniversary for Te Ara o Tawhaki - the EIT's marae. PHOTO/DUNCAN BROWN

The Eastern Institute of Technology 40th birthday celebrations began last night with a 21st birthday celebration of Te Ara o Tawhaki - the EIT's marae.

About 300 guests attended the evening. The institute has come a long way from its humble beginnings in 1975 and today offers more than 130 qualifications from certificate, diploma to degree and post-graduate level.

It also runs a string of regional learning centres in Hastings, Maraenui, Ruatoria and Tokomaru Bay.

Celebrations continue over the weekend, culminating with an open day at EIT between 11am and 2pm on Sunday.

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