{"id":1392,"date":"2020-08-19T12:44:19","date_gmt":"2020-08-19T00:44:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/hana.co.nz\/online\/?p=1392"},"modified":"2026-02-05T15:22:08","modified_gmt":"2026-02-05T03:22:08","slug":"huriawa","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/hana.co.nz\/online\/huriawa\/","title":{"rendered":"Huriawa"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Ko Huriawa te taniwha o Ng\u0101 Puna o Te Waikoropup\u016b. Ko ia t\u0113tahi kaitiaki o ng\u0101 wai e toro ana ki runga, ki raro hoki i te whenua, puta noa i te horanuku areare o te rohe o Mohua. E t\u012bmata mai ana te k\u014drero i te taenga mai o R\u0101kaihaut\u016b i runga i t\u014dna waka Uruao. Ka whakamau ia i te ihu h\u014danga o t\u014dna waka ki Te Tai Tapu e hurihia ai hei whatunga o ng\u0101 ana me ng\u0101 arawai, k\u0101tahi ka karanga ki a Huriawa kia haere mai i Parapara Maunga. Mai i taua w\u0101 tae noa mai ki t\u0113nei e whakamahi ana a Huriawa i t\u014dna ngoi motuhake kia noho m\u0101 tonu ng\u0101 arawai. E m\u014dhio ana ia kei te whakawhirinaki ng\u0101 mea ora katoa ki te horomatanga o te wai.<\/p>\n

Kua tuhia te pukapuka nei e Nuki T\u0101kao, \u0101, ka taki i te k\u014drero o Huriawa, te taniwha o Te Waikoropup\u016b. Kua tuhia te k\u014drero m\u014d Huriawa e Nuki hei raupapa whiti haiku<\/em>.<\/p>\n

E k\u012bnakitia ana ng\u0101 kupu e ng\u0101 pikitia a Robin Slow, \u0101, k\u012b tonu \u0113nei i ng\u0101 tohu me te reo ataata.<\/p>\n

Ka taea te tono i Huriawa<\/em> i Down the Back of the Chair m\u0101 te hoatu i te nama take 69972.<\/p>\n

Waea utukore: 0800 660 662<\/p>\n

\u012am\u0113ra: orders@thechair.minedu.govt.nz<\/p>\n

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Huriawa is the taniwha of the Waikoropup\u016b Springs. She is guardian of the waterways that stretch above and below ground, through the cavernous landscape of the Mohua region. The story begins with the arrival of R\u0101kaihaut\u016b aboard his waka Uruao. He places the sandstone prow of his waka at Te Tai Tapu where it transforms into a network of caves and waterways, and then hails Huriawa from Parapara Maunga. From that time to this Huriawa has used her special powers to keep the waterways clean.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Huriawa’s story is written by Nuki T\u0101kao as a sequence of haiku poems. <\/span>Robin Slow\u2019s illustrations complement the text and are rich in symbolism and visual language.<\/span><\/p>\n

Huriawa<\/em> can be ordered from Down the Back of the Chair quoting item number 69972.<\/p>\n

Free phone: 0800 660 662<\/p>\n

Email: orders@thechair.minedu.govt.nz<\/p>\n

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Ko Huriawa te taniwha o Ng\u0101 Puna o Te Waikoropup\u016b. Ko ia t\u0113tahi kaitiaki o ng\u0101 wai e toro ana ki runga, ki raro hoki i te whenua, puta noa i te horanuku areare o te rohe o Mohua. E t\u012bmata mai ana te k\u014drero i te taenga mai o R\u0101kaihaut\u016b i runga i t\u014dna […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":1395,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_et_pb_use_builder":"on","_et_pb_old_content":"\n

He k\u014drero taniwha n\u014d Mohua<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Ko Huriawa te taniwha o Ng\u0101 Puna o Te Waikoropup\u016b. Ko ia t\u0113tahi kaitiaki o ng\u0101 wai e toro ana ki runga, ki raro hoki i te whenua, puta noa i te horanuku areare o te rohe o Mohua. E t\u012bmata mai ana te k\u014drero i te taenga mai o R\u0101kaihaut\u016b i runga i t\u014dna waka Uruao. Ka whakamau ia i te ihu h\u014danga o t\u014dna waka ki Te Tai Tapu e hurihia ai hei whatunga o ng\u0101 ana me ng\u0101 arawai, k\u0101tahi ka karanga ki a Huriawa kia haere mai i Parapara Maunga. Mai i taua w\u0101 tae noa mai ki t\u0113nei e whakamahi ana a Huriawa i t\u014dna ngoi motuhake kia noho m\u0101 tonu ng\u0101 arawai. E m\u014dhio ana ia kei te whakawhirinaki ng\u0101 mea ora katoa ki te horomatanga o te wai.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Te pukapuka<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Kua tuhia te pukapuka nei e Nuki T\u0101kao, \u0101, ka taki i te k\u014drero o Huriawa, te taniwha o Te Waikoropup\u016b.\u00a0\u00a0Kua tuhia te k\u014drero m\u014d Huriawa e Nuki hei raupapa whiti haiku<\/em>. Ko te tikanga aro ai t\u0113nei mea te haiku ki te taiao t\u016bturu, ka toko ake i ng\u0101 kare \u0101-roto m\u0101 te \u0101ta k\u014dwhiri i ng\u0101 kupu, m\u0101 te hono ari\u0101 an\u014d hoki.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n

E k\u012bnakitia ana ng\u0101 kupu e ng\u0101 pikitia a Robin Slow, \u0101, k\u012b tonu \u0113nei i ng\u0101 tohu me te reo ataata.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Ka taea te tono i Huriawa<\/em> i Down the Back of the Chair m\u0101 te hoatu i te nama take 69972.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Waea utukore: 0800 660 662<\/p>\n\n\n\n

\u012am\u0113ra: orders@thechair.minedu.govt.nz<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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