A hill in southern Hawke’s Bay can claim the world’s longest place name. It refers to a local Māori ancestor, Tamatea, who played his flute to his loved one there. North of Waipawa is Te Aute College, a famous Māori boys’ high school that has produced many influential leaders.
Listen to a Roadside Story about Māori culture in southern Hawke's Bay. Roadside Stories is a series of audio guides to places around New Zealand.
Archival audio: Te Aute College
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YouTube: Manatu Taonga's channel
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