Links to sites of interest

	It is amazing - copies of letter home from the men. There is a reference to Charles Sciascia and other men from Porangahau. Not sure if you would be interested in sharing your families stories. pictures etc - it is a great way of preserving the history. http://www.28maoribattalion.org.nz/
	7 Franklin Street, Porangahau Backpackers available for a maximum of 12 people in rooms plus plenty of room to pitch tents or park up a caravan. 5 minutes from Beach, around the corner from the pub and shop CLICK THE PICTURE TO GO TO BACKPACKERS WEBSITE
	More pictues of Emma Hannah Sciascia reunion you will need to be a member of snapfish to view on this site however it is free to become a member and the photo's are well worth a viewing.
	Te Poho - The Land, The Sea, The people, The Taonga The series of photographic images depicting life in the small rural/seaside community of Porangahau has been ranked alongside New Zealand's finest photographers for its high standard and 'feel good' factor. www.criscillo-photo.com/te-poho
	Check on this interesting website on the Sciascia whanau. This link will take you to a page about Nicolas and Riria.
	Preserving our Taonga - Pictures www.natlib.govt.nz/npo - Collections and Stories www.nzmuseums.co.nz - Taonga - TePapa gavin@tepapa.govt.nz
	Kahungunu is now on You Tube click on this link KahungunuPride key word KahungunuPride to see hundreds of photos taken over the years at Kahungunu events.
	Please click on this link http://gclode.zenfolio.com/p317690734 to gain access to photos of the recent hikoi to the Blackhead Reef which was held on Waitangi Day
	I've just discovered a great Bebo page dedicated to TE WHANAU O EMMA HANNAH RAUA KO TE AMARU TUTAKI

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