Nau Mai, Haere Mai
Welcome to naumaiplace.com

Rāhoroi, 5 Hōngongoi 2008 - Saturday, 5 July 2008  

Naumaiplace is about whakawhanaungatanga - re-establishing, strengthening, nurturing, and increasing your capability to express your kinship - by linking you directly with your Marae from wherever you may be living in the world today.

Mokai is online

Mokai Marae Website screenshot

He mihi mahana ki te whanau a Mokai Marae.  Special welcome to Tui and Joell who were trained as Content Managers for Mokai Marae on the weekend.  Over the next few weeks we will see Marae content added.  It was exciting to see that there was whanau already registered and waiting for their Marae website.  See Mokai Marae...

Tunohopu has a new CM

Tunohopu Marae Website screenshot

On Sunday, June 29 - Geoff Manahi was added as another Content Manager for Tunohopu Marae, Ohinemutu, Rotorua. See Tunohopu Marae...


Research PapersDoing Personal Research?

These are some of the Resource Links on our Personal Research page:

  • Find my Marae
  • About Succession
  • Search Maori Land Online
  • Whakatauaki / Whakatauki (NEW)
  • Unclaimed Moneys List
  • Ngata Dictionary

Green envelopeContent Manager Mail: Are you getting yours?  

We have emailed out the first of our new Content Manager Tips.  Did you receive yours?

If not, I can send it out today.  Please contact: teawhi "at" naumaiplace.com


We are connected

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Last month, June 2008, Marae websites on Naumaiplace were accessed by whanau living in:

Aotearoa, USA, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, China, Great Britain, Indonesia, Germany, Canada, France, South Africa, India, Taiwan, South Korea, Philipinnes, Singapore, Brazil, Vietnam, United Arab Emirates, Italy, Sweden, Kuwait, Lithuainia, Belgium, Chile, Bulgaria, Poland, Norway, Dominican Republic, Samoa Island, Bahrain, Netherlands, Ukraine, Spain, Russian Federation, Morocco, Barbados, Saudi Arabia, Colombia,  Finland, Austria and Namibia.


Having a tutu?

Blue keyboardChecking us out?  Looking for the way home? Trying to connect with whanau?  Or, wanting to know when Auntie is having her 70th? 

Nau mai.  Haere mai.  You're in the right place!

Register

Register yourself and register to Marae you affiliate with. 

Log In

Now you can Log In  and view your Profile.  Logging in allows you to submit news items, events, do bookings, and access your Marae Taonga pages.  You can also communicate with other contributors by clicking on their username.  Responses will come back via your Profile.

Find Your Marae

Find your Marae website.  You can search by town, iwi, hapu, and map, or browse through the Marae websites.  If your Marae does not have a website, visit the Website Solutions page.

Participate - Become a Content Manager

Participate.  Your Marae website is a living treasure.  Kaua e whakamā!  Don't be shy!  There are many ways to contribute.  One way is to become a Content Manager for your Marae.  If it looks like your Marae needs you, check it out. 


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