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Budget
Transparent and open finances.
Debit from Whānau Ahirau to Petera Hudson •
-$420.52NZD
Paid
Wānanga hirage
from Petera Hudson to Whānau Ahirau •
-$505.50 NZD
Paid
$
Today’s balance--.-- NZD
Total raised
$5,290.00 NZD
Total disbursed
$5,290.00 NZD
Estimated annual budget
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About
Ahirau was the name our Nanny and NannyPa gave to the farm, found in the fertile Waiotahe Valley, west of Opotiki, on our tribal homelands of the Whakatōhea. Ahirau was a forty-five acre farm block made up of three large paddocks that carried a small herd of milking cows and rotational crops.
Nanny and NannyPa named the farm Ahirau after a prominent knoll just west of the Waiotahe pipi. The pipi bed was renowned for the abundance of pipi kai and it is told that the flames of the numerous cooking fires could be seen along the beach, hence the translation, one-hundred fires.
Ahirau is the term used to name the collective group of nga Uri o Patomoana me Raikete Amoamo.
Our kaupapa is to create, share and archive whānau pūrākau. It is our responsibility to ensure that our pūrākau remain safe.
Ahirau is the term used to name the collective group of nga Uri o Patomoana me Raikete Amoamo.
Our kaupapa is to create, share and archive whānau pūrākau. It is our responsibility to ensure that our pūrākau remain safe.
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