WebFollow OHW - Oral History Stories and others on SoundCloud. Recollections of 10 April 1968, the day of the Wahine storm and disaster in Wellington, New Zealand from a retired butcher who was 20 at the time. Oral History recording for the Butchers Stories Oral History Project archived in the Oral History Collection, Alexander Turnbull Library ... Webwahine disaster With more than 50 lives lost, this was NZ's worst modern maritime disaster. gallipoli campaign ... A history of women’s organisations in New Zealand. Edited by …

Whakatū Wāhine: Women in New Zealand Te Papa

WebWāhine atua (goddesses) in Māori tradition include: Papatūānuku, the earth mother and creator of all life. Hineahuone, the first woman. Hinetītama, who fled to the underworld and became Hine-nui-te-pō, the goddess of death, when she realised that her husband, Tāne, was also her father. the women who feature in the deeds of the demigod Māui. Web16 Oct, 1968 09:22 PM 5 mins to read. The Wahine hit Barrett's Reef and sank in Wellington Harbour during Cyclone Giselle, one of the worst storms in New Zealand's … hair spas in hyderabad

History, culture and heritage New Zealand Government

WebEvents In History. 10 April 1968. Wahine wrecked in Wellington Harbour. The sinking of the Lyttelton–Wellington ferry Wahine is New Zealand’s worst modern maritime disaster. Fifty-one people lost their lives that day, … WebTe ao Māori: The synergy between women and the land. Iwi development manager Migoto Eria looks at the relationship between Heretaunga chief Hēnare Tōmoana and his wife Ākenehi Pātoka, who signed the suffrage petition in 1893, and reflects on the synergy between wahine (women) and whenua (land). Te Papa Blog. WebAn overview covering the pre-historic, colonial, and modern periods. Maori culture and legends also included. [English, French] bullet lead heads