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First Regional Kapa Haka Big Success

By James Baker
Whanganui Chronicle·
22 Oct, 2016 04:08 AMQuick Read

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Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Tupoho were one of the winners of the regional kapa haka at Whanganui Memorial Hall. Photo Stuart Munro

Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Tupoho were one of the winners of the regional kapa haka at Whanganui Memorial Hall. Photo Stuart Munro

Six teams and fours schools from around Whanganui attended the 1st regional kapa haka at the War Memorial Hall yesterday hosted by Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Tupoho.

Five hundred people turned out for the event with some coming from as far as Raetihi. Teina Aue is a teacher at TKKM o Tupoho. She says it was fantastic to see so much support.

"It was a absolutely wonderful day, seeing the people and so many schools involved."
Her school was one of two winning teams that will be representing the region at the national finals in Gisborne.

She says the teams put months of work into perfecting their performance.
"For our junior group we were practicing two nights a week and with our senoir group we where practicing three times a week since last term."

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