Taupō moana.

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Year
1978
Reference
40489
Media type
Audio
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Rights Information
Year
1978
Reference
40489
Media type
Audio
Categories
Māori radio programs
Radio programs
Sound recordings
Duration
00:17:00
Taonga Māori Collection
Yes
Credits
RNZ Collection
Werahiko, Raupare, Performer
Kerekere, Wiremu Kīngi, 1923-2001, Commentator
Hura, Peatarika, Speaker/Kaikōrero
Martin, Marama, Narrator
Hosking, Trevor, approximately 1926-, Speaker/Kaikōrero
Te Whare, Tui, Speaker/Kaikōrero
Asher, John Atirau, Speaker/Kaikōrero
Blake, Buck, Speaker/Kaikōrero
Drake, Michael, Commentator

Two episdoes of a radio series, Taupō Moana, about the Māori history and mythology of Lake Taupō. Presented by Wiremu Kerekere and narrated by Marama Martin.

00.00 - 00.24: Identification - Episode 1 The Legend of the Lake.

00.24 - 00.49 ‘Ka eke ki Wairaka’ sung by Raupare Werahiko and introduction by Wiremu Kerekere.

00.49-01.26 The Story of Taupō Moana.

01.26-02.49 Patrick Hura: Tia the first to reach Taupō, hence its name Te Taupō-nui-a-Tia. His arrival supposedly occurred at dusk (tau-po).

02.49-03.48 Marama Martin (Marama Martin): Taupō is also a type of flax cloak.

03.48-05.20 Trevor Hosking: Tia and Ngatoroirangi. Atiamuri a name in reference to Tia trailing behind Ngatoroirangi on their expedition to Taupō.

05.23-06.26 Tui Te Whare: Tia and Ngatoroirangi are meant to have argued on Tauhara Mountain.

06.26-06.48 John Asher: Ngatoroirangi created the lake by throwing his spear. Tree roots visible.

07.43-08.18 Wiremu Kerekere.

Episode 2
08.32-08.59 Ngatoroirangi, the High Priest.

08.59-09.23 Waiata [unidentified] and Wiremu Kerekere comments

09.23-09.48 Marama Martin

09.48-11.01 Trevor Hosking: Thrums/threads removed from Ngatoroirangi's cloak and cast into the lake. One he named Tuna, which floated on the lake's surface and died, and hence the reason for no eels in the lake; another thread was named Kura, which sank to the bottom and swam off as a Kura (freshwater crayfish). Another was named Inanga, which survived; another Kōkopu also survived (a small fish with no skin); Kakahi was another (freshwater mussel).

11.01-11.14 Marama Martin.

11.14-11.37 Buck Blake comment.

11.37-11.43 Marama Martin.

11.43-12.46 Trevor Hosking: Waitaha and Motutiri Point are two rocks named by Ngatoroirangi. He instructed his people to remain at the Poutu Stream, which he jumped over embedding his footprint in a rock on his way to ascend Ngaruahoe.

12.46-14.01 Buck Blake: Kuiwai and Te Hoata brought fire to warm Ngatoroirangi. Uruhoe was the name of his slave who was thrown into the mountain crater.

14.01-14.48 Michael Drake comments

14.48-14.56 Marama Martin.

14.56-15.24 Michael Drake comments

15.24-15.36 Marama Martin.

15.36-16.30 Patrick Hura recites whakapapa.

Ngatoroirangi = Kearoa
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Tangihia
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Tangimoana
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Rangitakumu = Atuamatua
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Mawakenui
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Mawakeroa
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Mawaketaupo
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Tuwharetoa = Hinemotu
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Rakeihopukia
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Taringa
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Tuteawha I

16.30-17.00 Wiremu Kerekere