Kōrero: Cook Islanders

Ngā whakaahua, ngā rauemi katoa

Mai i te whārangi 1 - Migration

The Cook Islands

The Cook Islands

The island of Rarotonga

The island of Rarotonga

Returned soldiers at Avarua, 1926

Returned soldiers at Avarua, 1926

Alistair Te Ariki Campbell

Alistair Te Ariki Campbell

Phosphate mine, Makatea Island

Phosphate mine, Makatea Island

Christine Gideon

Christine Gideon

Cook Islands populations by place of residence

Cook Islands populations by place of residence, 2010s

Mai i te whārangi 2 - Settlement

White Sunday, Porirua

White Sunday, Porirua

Pacific ethnicities, 2013

Pacific ethnicities, 2013

Haircutting ceremony, Porirua

Haircutting ceremony, Porirua

Pension portability

Pension portability

Taro and green bananas

Taro and green bananas

Upgrading Christ Church, Invercargill

Upgrading Christ Church, Invercargill

Mai i te whārangi 3 - Culture

Artworks by Ani O'Neill

Artworks by Ani O'Neill

Performing at Pasifika, 2015

Performing at Pasifika, 2015

Tīvaevae quilts

Tīvaevae quilts (1 o 5)

Tīvaevae manu

Tīvaevae manu (2 o 5)

Tīvaevae tātaura

Tīvaevae tātaura (3 o 5)

Tīvaevae tuitui tataura

Tīvaevae tuitui tataura (4 o 5)

Working on a tīvaevae

Working on a tīvaevae (5 o 5)

Rarotongans at Tokomaru Bay, 1934

Rarotongans at Tokomaru Bay, 1934

Keeping the language alive

Keeping the language alive

Porirua cultural group

Porirua cultural group

Childcare centre, Dunedin

Childcare centre, Dunedin

Me pēnei te tohu i te whārangi:

Carl Walrond, 'Ngā whakaahua, ngā rauemi katoa', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/mi/cook-islanders/media (accessed 30 November 2023)

He kōrero nā Carl Walrond, i tāngia i te 8 Feb 2005, updated 1 Mar 2015