He honore ki te Atua, he maungarongo ki te whenua, he whakaaro pai ki ngā tāngata katoa. Whakamoemiti tonu atu ki a koe e Ihowa mo au manaakitanga i a mātou katoa me a mātou tamariki, mokopuna anō hoki, kia aroha mai hoki koe ki o mātou hēnga, ngoikoretanga, whakapūmautia mai tō arohanui ki a mātou katoa. Tēnei ka inoi atu i runga i te ingoā o te Matua, o te Tama, o te Wairua Tapu. Kororia ki tōna ingoā tapu.

Tangihia o tātou mate, tukuna rātou kia haere, takatakahi i te ara kua papatau noa atu i a rātou kua riro atu ki te pō. Mai i nga rangi ki te whenua, hoki mai ki a tātou ngā waihōtanga e tau nei.
Mauri Ora ki a Tātou!

As Omaewa embraces us with its warmth and comfort, listening to the flowing waters of Mangaone and Poroporo, we the descendants of Hinerupe in the Waiapu are nurtured in the rich stories of old, of prayer, of healing, whakapapa, history, mystery. The kōrero that connects us to the wonders of the past. The songs that connect us to our tipuna. The peolpe who will lead Kaiwaka into the future, we welcome you all to our website.

We have been online for awhile and an update has been a long time coming. Keep posted for some new posts and photos.

Ngā ahi kaa a Kaiwaka Marae.