The brother at the end youthworker he is a hero I mean that. If we have more people like him and what he's about in the industry, the future actually has a chance. More great content. Keep up that hard work, big brother 💪 🙌 👏 ❤
Couldn't agree more, the youth of the world really need stronger role models, people who have beat/overcome the demons that others are currently facing and have good stories and experiences to relate as well as guidance.
Just wanna share a memory i have of Raupunga. I was about 14 we were travelling to gizzy for a tangi back then Raupunga had a dairy we stopped an got sum goodies my mum god bless her left her purse in the shop she didnt realise until we got to Gisborne. The owners of the dairy sent it on the courier to kaiti the next day i will allways remember that ataahua whanau❤
Massive brother! I grew up in Wairoa in the late 90s early 2000s and this brings back so much memories. I even remember Shamrock too. Man, he was absolute FEARED on the rugby field. He just ran through everything. Everyone was scared to tackle him and he scored every game. Absolutely gut wrenching when he passed. I didn't even know him that well, but it was a shock all over town. Everyone felt it. Anyway, big mihi to you Rongo. Keep up the meke mahi my bro, it's needed! Mauri ora!
I remember driving through Raupunga and stopped by at this very Marae of Te Huki. Then the whare was not built after the it being burnt down. I visited this marae back in the days with my grandparents. Visiting this marae brought back some good memories of Nan and koro. We were not from there. They visited this marae a lot. I wanted to reconnect with the experience and memory. When I arrived I had to get out and open gates which is OK. The whānau in the house below the hill came to see if I was OK, and next min Im in their whare having this huge kapu tī, like i was welcomed home lol boil up came out and next min the rest of the whānau from down the road came. I will never have any bad memories of this place. Raupunga you will have a special part in my heart.
As a “white boy” who grew up in a predominantly Māori small town I was blessed with the real state that Māori try to live in, respect, hard work and community spirit… This is a great story Love from the Melbourne
Awesome video rongo. Bringing awareness to the typical viewers, and great skills behind the lense brother I could picture you on TV and one of the biggest nz youtubers keep the videos coming 👌
Beautiful story brother. There's a town in Northland that's been up against it forever. Would love to see you in Moerewa talking to the locals. Awesome doco m'brother awesome community BIG UPS TO RAUPUNGA
Rodgeee big brother, love seeing our country and our communities helps dispel those Rumours etc about our small towns, Blessings to all the whanaus down the line from us here up north👑
These Grass root Docos are the best!!A look into a time past, true NZ living. A kid in sport stays out of court, training in any discipline/sport teaches you your strengths and weaknesses, cultivation of character, spirit and respect for others!! May these communities continue to grow along with the wonderful diverse characters that make them❤!
Remember playing for Takapau and heading up to Raupunga. Awesome game, bit of a scuffle but after heaps of manaaki. Imagine the sideline lined with cars and couches on the back of trucks.
I would love for frasertown to be represented. They also are a humble little village west of wairoa who are predominantly black power aswell. Love to hear there korero too, they face alot of scrutiny with the ongoing gang conflict with wairoa
Love this bro the youth worker is the man he inspires me alot and you do to bro Rongo this just told us all alot about you and where you come from and the reason why your doing what your doing now. Aroha mai and big Nga mihi to you and your whanau cuzzy.
Awesome for you to highlight the need for people to take a stand for the kids and the community with every step taken it opens doors that dreams become reality I’m glad for the future of the kids it gives them a running chance at life this is where my Dad is laid to rest (home )
Had the privilege of playing a game for YMP vs the lake a couple of years ago great people all around the area One question I have for someone is what's the Iwi doing to support the locals? Cheers
It would be really cool to see some translations or context for some of the terms used here as some things I really don't understand. I'll research it in my own time but I fear I will misinterpret things or hear words wrong when trying to look them up, and I really love to learn about your culture as one of your Aussie neighbours so I wanna get it right =^.^= For example(and sorry if I get things wrong here lol), I'd really appreciate it if someone took the time to explain what "Faro/Fano(okay I think it's Whanau, which might mean family?)" and "Pahaweta", are they groups of people? Awesome work by the way, really cool insight into some of your culture and people and it's also beautiful to see everyone working together and thriving! Thanks for showing us your home and family it means a lot to me. Really keen to keep watching and see what you all make c:
Tokoroa had the same stigma, I’m 32 now but during my years of growing up there different towns even family from different places would call us n****s because tokoroas only gang and colours were black and blue.
The guys doing all that good work in Raupunga are the unsung hero's they are the ones who should be receiving MBE'S instead of the Politicians great video
Mean kuhzy rongo. Mean you went to RPG and show new times are ahead. The drugs are rampant everywhere but small country towns get it the worst. Love the story kuhz.
Daaa man, bro!! ❤it!! Farrr, that's the one, show your grass roots, then go around all the towns in Aotearoa. It would be the go aye bro, farrrr, and your boys a natural!! Yea bro proud to hear what you're doing, sharing your community and the beautiful locals of the area! Mana as bro mana as!!💯👊🏾
Ow that was a beauty bro!..Tumeke showing the resilience of our People in Aotearoa and what they are doing in their roopu to help all the Whanau and especially the Rangatahi…Fuuuuuhuhu put that on everything bro!…Hey, what a moment to see your young fulla play on the field that you played on too aye,how great was that!Sure I could see a tear in your eye brother😉Keep these videos coming bro,thank you for sharing!NGA MIHI AROHANUI!
fuuu we had to play in bare feet icey or not lol, played all through primary against Raupunga, brings back memories of playing for Wairoa primary and getting stomped by North Clyde lol
❤I would love to see Australian indigenous people with love and respect you have for your community,you get bugger all government funding..it's amazing!!these mob in aus need to take a leaf out of your book..respect
Not to long ago I attended a tangihanga for a close extended family member who whakapapa's to Raupunga marae ko Ngati Pāhauwera ki a ia , and the manakitanga extended to us manuwhiri tuarangi was awesome , so as far as being considered "dangerous" was something that we didn't experience ( that's not to say ) that it doesn't exist , but we know that the differences between the Red team and Blue team is long standing , but I could never deny their wonderful manakitanga ki reira . Nga mihi ki a koutou katoa ko Ngati Pahauwera ki tukua nga manakitanga ki te runga rawa ki a matou nga manuwhiri . He maungarongo he aroha tu atu ki teteehi e teteehi atu.
Raupunga was a rage, fun. And mean kamokamo. I'm from Hastings Omahu, The whanau up there are mo te hemo tonu atu, but man, whanau hard,. My Fraser town whanau. Shittt no joke. Love you my whanau
I remember 12 years ago when me and my sister in law aswell as my two days old new born baby niece. We had stopped into Raupunga on our little green run around car to use the toilets. And a groups of middle aged men in their mid 20s and a big group of teens aswell as younger children started to cuss and yell and walk towards our car I didn’t think much of it in that moment of time. When sissy was finally in the car we were just about to take of however the gang of males all dressed in blue and regalior started to approach our car they had bats and little weapons I was fucking mortified it was only me and my sister in law and my baby niece (we aren’t gang affiliated or anything like that either which made it more harder for me to understand why they were doing that to us) anyways we couldn’t get out the had blocked off the road surrounded our car started yelling cussing us out and hiting our car with their bats and stuff so I made the attempt to drive off I didn’t get very far only out side of what looked to be like kaumatua flats I was shocked to see the kuamatua little old man and lady standing there watching doing nothing to help us out I assume these kids were their grand children. Like I actually thought we were going to get srsly hurt anyways after getting out of all that these muppets decided to chuck rocks at our car hiting and smashing the back window behind the passengers seat where my baby niece was the window had smashed all over her lucky she had her car seat cover over her and a blanket we carried on driving down the road and stopped at a farm to get help not to far up the road from where everything happened. The lady there and her husband were lovely they helped clean us up even helped put a board on the window and reached out to the police a incident report was filed but no follow up was made dum. But yeah just wanted to share that with everyone because WOW yous pick on innocent and vulnerable people woman and children at that and just no cares are given like really I then shared my story on the community pages and boy o boy let me tell you now the amount of people who experienced the exact same thing as me and sissy and baby did in Raupunga said that it not really surprising that that all happened there as it was happening pretty often ! And that’s when I made the choice to do my mahi from the other side of the realm karma will get yous all even if it’s through your next generation sorry but I lay that on yous all in Raupunga for doing that to me and my sissy then smashing the window where my baby niece was siting yous will get yours and yous will pay from this realm to the next one you and your kaumatua and your children eye for an eye.
Pretty sure the bro shifter was the one who stepped out our whoule crew wen we worked in the kiwifruit just before the viaduct.... None of our boys were patched up mob...the were just youngbucks wearing red caps thr bro did not like that ..came at us woth a baseball bat our boys dropped nuts but our women tht were woth us started screaming at him n he walked off....🤣🤣🤣
Love seeing these authentic grass roots documents. Our indigenous and small rural communities all over the country have suffered because historically the colonial Westminster system of government has never had the health and wellbeing of our people at heart hence lack of resources, poverty and crime, the coloniser has stripped Māori off our land and resources and feasted on the death and dysfunction of our people. Thankfully all this will be taught in our schools soon after being kept hidden for over 180 years, Follow the history!
NZ tax-payer gives billions to Maori in forms of welfare payments and treaty settlements. It's up to you to use that money wisely and set yourselves up for the future.
@yingle6027 it's not only Māori that receive welfare payments..you forgot to mention European and other ethnic groups. European are good at ripping people off..go back in history, that includes our lands too, hence the reason why money has been paid out in treaty settlements.
@@jktnz898 You still have lots of land, do something productive with it. Why do you assume people in the past got ripped off by Europeans? Maybe they really wanted those guns, utensils, clothing etc.. Who are you to judge?
@@jktnz898 I'm part Māori and understand what's happened in the past.. but what are you doing about it now?, where's the veggies farms and livestock farms for the people?, where's are the places to support your people?, it's always some victim card and never a play card to better yourselves. It pains me go say this but far out.. Do something! The resources and tools are there, use it in a positive way to bring back what once was into the modern world.
Kia ora my van broke down and I stayed at his Dad's house he feed me took my son to kohanga for morning I was from Tikitiki and his dad pulled his whakapapa books out❤👆
New Zealand. The only place in the world where a great grandson and great grand dad will most likely be active in the same gang. Along with the grandson, son and father.
Brother rongo . Bro for years I've been tryna hunt and search for your audition on nZ idol . . The honest truth to me it was fave audition of all the idols all time . But it's nowhere to be found on UA-cam and what not . . Youd be gold if you had a recorded tape in your possession and uploaded on your channel .. 🙏.. anywho mean maori
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Awesome to watch thank you for exposing the negativity that media does to small town
The brother at the end youthworker he is a hero I mean that. If we have more people like him and what he's about in the industry, the future actually has a chance. More great content. Keep up that hard work, big brother 💪 🙌 👏 ❤
Straight up at times when he spoke could hear the hurt n pain in his voice❤
Couldn't agree more, the youth of the world really need stronger role models, people who have beat/overcome the demons that others are currently facing and have good stories and experiences to relate as well as guidance.
Just wanna share a memory i have of Raupunga. I was about 14 we were travelling to gizzy for a tangi back then Raupunga had a dairy we stopped an got sum goodies my mum god bless her left her purse in the shop she didnt realise until we got to Gisborne. The owners of the dairy sent it on the courier to kaiti the next day i will allways remember that ataahua whanau❤
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Massive brother! I grew up in Wairoa in the late 90s early 2000s and this brings back so much memories. I even remember Shamrock too. Man, he was absolute FEARED on the rugby field. He just ran through everything. Everyone was scared to tackle him and he scored every game. Absolutely gut wrenching when he passed. I didn't even know him that well, but it was a shock all over town. Everyone felt it. Anyway, big mihi to you Rongo. Keep up the meke mahi my bro, it's needed! Mauri ora!
Just watched the episode on Ruapunga ,beautiful place great people doing great things for their community...Kia Kaha from Stewart Island
I remember driving through Raupunga and stopped by at this very Marae of Te Huki. Then the whare was not built after the it being burnt down. I visited this marae back in the days with my grandparents. Visiting this marae brought back some good memories of Nan and koro. We were not from there. They visited this marae a lot. I wanted to reconnect with the experience and memory. When I arrived I had to get out and open gates which is OK. The whānau in the house below the hill came to see if I was OK, and next min Im in their whare having this huge kapu tī, like i was welcomed home lol boil up came out and next min the rest of the whānau from down the road came.
I will never have any bad memories of this place. Raupunga you will have a special part in my heart.
Are you aboriginal or maori? just wondering because your profile picture is the aboriginal flag colour
As a “white boy” who grew up in a predominantly Māori small town I was blessed with the real state that Māori try to live in, respect, hard work and community spirit…
This is a great story
Love from the Melbourne
Awesome video rongo. Bringing awareness to the typical viewers, and great skills behind the lense brother I could picture you on TV and one of the biggest nz youtubers keep the videos coming 👌
Beautiful story brother. There's a town in Northland that's been up against it forever. Would love to see you in Moerewa talking to the locals. Awesome doco m'brother awesome community BIG UPS TO RAUPUNGA
@dudewhosadudeYou wanna know go find out for yourself.
Str8 up MOTOWN breeev
@@pakarakia291 what's it? The clown from the movie😂😂
@@jacksonjoe7456 also known as a shxt hole
Its always better hearing the story str8 from the source other than media. Luv your mahi bro!!!
I turned of the media years ago.
Rodgeee big brother, love seeing our country and our communities helps dispel those Rumours etc about our small towns, Blessings to all the whanaus down the line from us here up north👑
Good on you fellas, some strong hard working guys and a good community spirit. Keep up the good work
Brother, I loved this, thank you so much. Keep doing more of these vids.
These Grass root Docos are the best!!A look into a time past, true NZ living. A kid in sport stays out of court, training in any discipline/sport teaches you your strengths and weaknesses, cultivation of character, spirit and respect for others!! May these communities continue to grow along with the wonderful diverse characters that make them❤!
What a mint documentary, bro Rongo. Much aroha from moerewa Ngathine and Ngati Te Ara.
Ngapuhi
Beautifully captured brother, thank you!
Bro that was a beautiful doco. A person like me would turn my knose up at that place but you just proved to me there is a good side. Awesome!!
Two tries first game
Well done lad
Keep the doco's coming bro
Good work ..
Another AMAZING clip brother loved seeing what a small community can do with the little resources they have!
Remember playing for Takapau and heading up to Raupunga. Awesome game, bit of a scuffle but after heaps of manaaki. Imagine the sideline lined with cars and couches on the back of trucks.
I would love for frasertown to be represented. They also are a humble little village west of wairoa who are predominantly black power aswell. Love to hear there korero too, they face alot of scrutiny with the ongoing gang conflict with wairoa
Love this bro the youth worker is the man he inspires me alot and you do to bro Rongo this just told us all alot about you and where you come from and the reason why your doing what your doing now. Aroha mai and big Nga mihi to you and your whanau cuzzy.
Wow thank you brother 🙏 can't wait for the next 🙌
This is an amazing video on RPG shows us from the outside a different view and respect to raupunga
Never too old to get educated. Heaps of adults out there in universities and wananga. Reds and blacks too. Awesome video bro.
Awesome for you to highlight the need for people to take a stand for the kids and the community with every step taken it opens doors that dreams become reality I’m glad for the future of the kids it gives them a running chance at life this is where my Dad is laid to rest (home )
Had the privilege of playing a game for YMP vs the lake a couple of years ago great people all around the area
One question I have for someone is what's the Iwi doing to support the locals? Cheers
Good production. Thanks.
Chur bro...real inspiration not only for the kids but adults as well ..keep up the positive mahi 😊
Didn’t have a negative or positive expectation before watching this episode but definitely felt the Aroha by the end 😊
Awesome vid, real stories told from the heart. Loved it.
Love this! Keep it up. Kids are the future
Raupunga have always punched aboved there weight, if they had more support they would go far in the world. Much love🖤
Bullshit boy
Hw giving more sheep?
@@Ripfire777 nonsense
And what kind of support are you meaning to suggest they need?
@@AstrixCloudobviously they don’t need your personal support 😂
It would be really cool to see some translations or context for some of the terms used here as some things I really don't understand. I'll research it in my own time but I fear I will misinterpret things or hear words wrong when trying to look them up, and I really love to learn about your culture as one of your Aussie neighbours so I wanna get it right =^.^=
For example(and sorry if I get things wrong here lol), I'd really appreciate it if someone took the time to explain what "Faro/Fano(okay I think it's Whanau, which might mean family?)" and "Pahaweta", are they groups of people?
Awesome work by the way, really cool insight into some of your culture and people and it's also beautiful to see everyone working together and thriving! Thanks for showing us your home and family it means a lot to me. Really keen to keep watching and see what you all make c:
The man brother Jordz ! Solid ep
Tokoroa had the same stigma, I’m 32 now but during my years of growing up there different towns even family from different places would call us n****s because tokoroas only gang and colours were black and blue.
The guys doing all that good work in Raupunga are the unsung hero's they are the ones who should be receiving MBE'S instead of the Politicians great video
Mean korero bro Dave Shelford👊
Mean kuhzy rongo. Mean you went to RPG and show new times are ahead. The drugs are rampant everywhere but small country towns get it the worst. Love the story kuhz.
Beautiful rOngz!! these are the paths we must walk down and uncover. Massive LOVE!
Prime time watching whanau good for the heart seeing the good people uplifting the tamariki
Ka pai māori you and your team are doing a good job ngā mihi nui bruv.
Daaa man, bro!! ❤it!! Farrr, that's the one, show your grass roots, then go around all the towns in Aotearoa. It would be the go aye bro, farrrr, and your boys a natural!! Yea bro proud to hear what you're doing, sharing your community and the beautiful locals of the area! Mana as bro mana as!!💯👊🏾
Ow that was a beauty bro!..Tumeke showing the resilience of our People in Aotearoa and what they are doing in their roopu to help all the Whanau and especially the Rangatahi…Fuuuuuhuhu put that on everything bro!…Hey, what a moment to see your young fulla play on the field that you played on too aye,how great was that!Sure I could see a tear in your eye brother😉Keep these videos coming bro,thank you for sharing!NGA MIHI AROHANUI!
wonderful story making me homesick...
Not a lot of self accountability going on from some people in this clip. You can also see how education helps improve a persons state of mind.
Try living there, or being part of the community, dickhed comments from people who know shit.
fuuu we had to play in bare feet icey or not lol, played all through primary against Raupunga, brings back memories of playing for Wairoa primary and getting stomped by North Clyde lol
RPG ........ North Clyde School forever 💚💚💚💚
Mean memories of Rugby and Kapa Haka in the 80's and 90's
Got some country calendar vibes😅
best show in nz tv in ages, sucks they cancelled it smh
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@@timkruse9912 hardout bro, was an interesting show, even the theme tune knocks 😂
❤I would love to see Australian indigenous people with love and respect you have for your community,you get bugger all government funding..it's amazing!!these mob in aus need to take a leaf out of your book..respect
Government funding but only if you're black? OK racist!
it's a totally different situation with Aboriginals and Māori. Māori didn't get defeated.
@@ccprophets Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhaahahahahahahaha
It lovely place my wife and I travel to wairua lovely places ❤❤❤awesome thanks for sharing this friend s keora kapai ❤❤❤
Not to long ago I attended a tangihanga for a close extended family member who whakapapa's to Raupunga marae ko Ngati Pāhauwera ki a ia , and the manakitanga extended to us manuwhiri tuarangi was awesome , so as far as being considered "dangerous" was something that we didn't experience ( that's not to say ) that it doesn't exist , but we know that the differences between the Red team and Blue team is long standing , but I could never deny their wonderful manakitanga ki reira .
Nga mihi ki a koutou katoa ko Ngati Pahauwera ki tukua nga manakitanga ki te runga rawa ki a matou nga manuwhiri . He maungarongo he aroha tu atu ki teteehi e teteehi atu.
Good memories there. I lived in those flates back in the days when there was a fishing chips shop next door. Use to go up to the top house a lot
What a great watch, without the media biases.
Thank You for the share E Te IWI WHANAU O Raupunga ❤️and CHURR to Our Strongest Maori Brother RONGI🥰 mean az Movement ❤️
Good stuff brother.... love the content nice one...
Raupunga was a rage, fun. And mean kamokamo. I'm from Hastings Omahu,
The whanau up there are mo te hemo tonu atu, but man, whanau hard,. My Fraser town whanau. Shittt no joke. Love you my whanau
Tumeke brother 🙏 Tumeke the community of Raupunga 🙌
G the narration an production are well done brother keep up the mahi.
Meke what you're doing brother., following the journey.
Mean job Rongo, really genuine take and now I’m wondering who the All Black from Raupunga was..
George Nepia
@@Desmondo58 George from nuhaka
It’s Aaron smith. The smith whanau are from mohaka.
Love and respect bro great job
The Social Worker has a huge passion for his people!
The man brother! Love your work
Do they have internet there ,just curious🤔
Kapai na Mahi, Awesome
Nice and clean fella's, well done .
12.44. Big Dave having a nap😂
😂😂😂
Beautiful honestly ❤️
I love the way the elder is speaking at 13 mins in speaking life in to our youth beautiful matua kia orana
What a great snapshot of a great community there alright ✊
Back in the late 90s we played ymp we we were always welcome and I played for Maraenui
This was mean thankyou brother for showing us your home away from home enjoyed this heaps can we have more please chur bro
I remember 12 years ago when me and my sister in law aswell as my two days old new born baby niece. We had stopped into Raupunga on our little green run around car to use the toilets. And a groups of middle aged men in their mid 20s and a big group of teens aswell as younger children started to cuss and yell and walk towards our car I didn’t think much of it in that moment of time. When sissy was finally in the car we were just about to take of however the gang of males all dressed in blue and regalior started to approach our car they had bats and little weapons I was fucking mortified it was only me and my sister in law and my baby niece (we aren’t gang affiliated or anything like that either which made it more harder for me to understand why they were doing that to us) anyways we couldn’t get out the had blocked off the road surrounded our car started yelling cussing us out and hiting our car with their bats and stuff so I made the attempt to drive off I didn’t get very far only out side of what looked to be like kaumatua flats I was shocked to see the kuamatua little old man and lady standing there watching doing nothing to help us out I assume these kids were their grand children. Like I actually thought we were going to get srsly hurt anyways after getting out of all that these muppets decided to chuck rocks at our car hiting and smashing the back window behind the passengers seat where my baby niece was the window had smashed all over her lucky she had her car seat cover over her and a blanket we carried on driving down the road and stopped at a farm to get help not to far up the road from where everything happened. The lady there and her husband were lovely they helped clean us up even helped put a board on the window and reached out to the police a incident report was filed but no follow up was made dum. But yeah just wanted to share that with everyone because WOW yous pick on innocent and vulnerable people woman and children at that and just no cares are given like really I then shared my story on the community pages and boy o boy let me tell you now the amount of people who experienced the exact same thing as me and sissy and baby did in Raupunga said that it not really surprising that that all happened there as it was happening pretty often ! And that’s when I made the choice to do my mahi from the other side of the realm karma will get yous all even if it’s through your next generation sorry but I lay that on yous all in Raupunga for doing that to me and my sissy then smashing the window where my baby niece was siting yous will get yours and yous will pay from this realm to the next one you and your kaumatua and your children eye for an eye.
Shoulda got out and said the magic words "dat us g"
@ nvm that ! They were backing right up when my mum reversed back
On brother 💯
Awesome content brother
Kia ora Rongo thanks for showcasing our whanau in Raupunga. Awesome to see our mokopuna having heaps of fun 💙
Mean bro spreading the message bless up 🫳🏾
These are fire bro💯
Which one is the president?
Pretty sure the bro shifter was the one who stepped out our whoule crew wen we worked in the kiwifruit just before the viaduct.... None of our boys were patched up mob...the were just youngbucks wearing red caps thr bro did not like that ..came at us woth a baseball bat our boys dropped nuts but our women tht were woth us started screaming at him n he walked off....🤣🤣🤣
The truth (no matter how harsh) being told with dignity = Mana. Nga mihi ki a koe
Awsome video maa kuz ❤🙌🏿🔥💚
Where do they buy groceries?
Napier or wairoa
They drive into the opposite gangs towns for groceries. No fear
What this shows m is some men who have grown wiser with age,and some that have never grown up
And they gave my Dad Spud OG Tokoroa a thousand Yoz and visited him to his decent Thank you Whanau with love always
Beautiful Mahi brother, this brings me happiness
Great to see you Raupunga, strong people with heart by looks, few future all blacks in the making keep it up!!!
Love seeing these authentic grass roots documents. Our indigenous and small rural communities all over the country have suffered because historically the colonial Westminster system of government has never had the health and wellbeing of our people at heart hence lack of resources, poverty and crime, the coloniser has stripped Māori off our land and resources and feasted on the death and dysfunction of our people. Thankfully all this will be taught in our schools soon after being kept hidden for over 180 years, Follow the history!
Lol your prefer canabalism and infanticide? Low impulse control, low IQ and violence is their problem.
NZ tax-payer gives billions to Maori in forms of welfare payments and treaty settlements. It's up to you to use that money wisely and set yourselves up for the future.
@yingle6027 it's not only Māori that receive welfare payments..you forgot to mention European and other ethnic groups. European are good at ripping people off..go back in history, that includes our lands too, hence the reason why money has been paid out in treaty settlements.
@@jktnz898 You still have lots of land, do something productive with it. Why do you assume people in the past got ripped off by Europeans? Maybe they really wanted those guns, utensils, clothing etc.. Who are you to judge?
@@jktnz898 I'm part Māori and understand what's happened in the past.. but what are you doing about it now?, where's the veggies farms and livestock farms for the people?, where's are the places to support your people?, it's always some victim card and never a play card to better yourselves. It pains me go say this but far out.. Do something! The resources and tools are there, use it in a positive way to bring back what once was into the modern world.
Viral, let’s go!!!!!!
Cool video ☀️🐉💜
Can only imagine those BP Bros 20 years ago...
Kia ora my van broke down and I stayed at his Dad's house he feed me took my son to kohanga for morning I was from Tikitiki and his dad pulled his whakapapa books out❤👆
Love your mahi brother all about our children Solid!!
Never heard of the place before until watching this and i live in nz. Great insight and video bro 👌
Best gang filled country in the world
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New Zealand. The only place in the world where a great grandson and great grand dad will most likely be active in the same gang. Along with the grandson, son and father.
@@JacowateHamaeranmore like all in different gangs and the family is a shitshow of domestic abuse and drunk fights that’s the real Nz gang story 😂
Fetal alcohol syndrome central
@@JacowateHamaeran sad
Great vid guys
Time to unite brother's. 💪💯
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Shocking audio quality
Brother rongo . Bro for years I've been tryna hunt and search for your audition on nZ idol . . The honest truth to me it was fave audition of all the idols all time . But it's nowhere to be found on UA-cam and what not . . Youd be gold if you had a recorded tape in your possession and uploaded on your channel .. 🙏.. anywho mean maori