Tere Harrison

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I’m determined to increase Polynesian sails and sailors in my local waters. And I’ll build va’a and teach sailing to achieve it because we have the right to see the world from heritage va’a from the moana. It is who we are.

@whaeavee A customer not even a staff member??!! Get outta here. Put those fancy RBs up someone’s RB, Bub.

Can’t wait to see this sail.

Building a Samoan heritage sailing canoe from notes and journals of Māori anthropologist Te Rangihiroa during his research of Samoa in the 1920s. 100 years later here we are.

@JasonCParis White supremacy reigns under Jasons’ watch #onenz

Great morning in Aotearoa

@vodafoneNZ The refusal to recognise the real harm of this name on Māori smacks of your arrogance. But it’s ok because “we support te reo” while we take on a name that is associated to whites supremacist, “But that’s not us”. Te mutunga kē mai o te kuare. 10+ year customer about to walk.

@vodafoneNZ @EnithTea “Embrace te ao Māori “ while continuing to promote a white supremacist ideology, the “defunct” political party, the foundation, the history of white supremacy is real for indigenous peoples, your refusal to hear the real concerns is alarming. kātahi te kuare, ka kuare rawa atu.

@whaeavee Thank you both (thank them all for even agreeing to appear on camera) the work is otg as the kids say. Brings peace and excitement every time.

@whaeavee F. I have one to do as well

@tekawa_robb Anaru, e rere ana te rau o Aroha ki a koe otira ki tōu puna o manaaki.

@whaeavee “Wait, did you make the Naati carving the waha nui?!” (art of oratory, speech etc) “ooh you’re gonna get it!” Sam and Sonny grin. It is exquisite waha nui and all.

@tehamua You both deserve that buzzy, Son. Like levelling up. Super Sayian 😜

After our wedding day yesterday, Tina and I are Mr and Mrs Wilkins-Nikora I wanted my darling’s name so I can be closer to her whānau, especially her kids I’ll still be Te Hamua Nikora in mahi circles, but my name is now Te Hāmua Shane Brisbane Wilkins-Nikora, and it is BUZZY

Co-governance is a stepping stone and an important and necessary one. Sovereignty is te Tiriti & Te Whakaputanga. Redefining te Tiriti is colonisation.

I mate a Hehu Karaiti I ara Hehu Karaiti Ka hoki mai anō A Hehu Karaiti tētahi o aku tino waiata o SJMGC 😂 (Kāore au e haere ki SJs but pai te waiata❤️)

Aroha pumau ki a korua tahi, Son @tehamua ❤️🥳🎉

@WhatiTeWake01 Tikanga evolves with understandings, learnings, processes and responsibilities undertaken.

I’m all for wāhine speaking from the pae! But can we bring the same energy for tāne who want to karanga?. I always thought i’d make a better kai karanga than I would a kaikōrero! 🤣

Moana asked Wāhine Māori also be able to speak on the pae kōrero. He wasn’t talking about you, Judith #ignorant #opportunist

2/2 yes Māori can do better at acknowledging that hip hop originated, from the core of black lives & experiences. That doco is not the sum total of the work DLT, Te Kupu have done. And yes we Māori can &must acknowledge our racism & ignorance toward black culture. All cultures.

Hip hop is black culture, origins sit in black history and struggle. And many many Māaori and Pasifika have taught us that. That doco didn’t have artists saying it to the extent that a viewer wanted but their actions, their work over generations have. 1/2