978 days ago

Weekly Māori waiata for 1st official Matariki Day July 14 2023 - Part 2

DJ from Naenae

Here is part 2 of Koraunui Ukulele uploading Māori waiata to YouTube, each week leading up to Matariki 2023 on July 14. Come along to our next practice at Koraunui Hub on Saturdays June 17 @ 1-2.30pm. Everyone is welcome to sing or play along, we have spare ukuleles.
Our team are performing Matariki concerts at Summerset Trentham on June 24 @ 1.30pm and Bupa Stokeswood on July 8 @ 1.30pm.

Matariki waiata 2: Whakaaria Mai/How great thou art

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Cheers...DJ

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Should the government levy industries that contribute to financial hardship?
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  • 30% No, individuals should take responsibility
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