Whakapā Mai
He kaupapa nā te hapori, mō te hapori
E whakapono ana mātou ko te hītori ora e tipu ana mā te mahi tahi. Mēnā he pātai āu, he whakaaro, he whakatikatika, he kōrero rānei e hiahia ana koe ki te tuku, ka hari mātou ki te whakarongo.
Ahakoa he uri koe nō Rangiwaea, he mema whānau, he kairangahau, he hoa, he manuhiri rānei, nau mai, haere mai.
He Kōrero Tōu?
He maha ngā kaupapa ka tīmata i tētahi īmēra poto noa iho, i tētahi waea, i tētahi pātai rānei.
Mēnā kāore koe i te mōhio ki hea tīmata ai, whakapā mai. Ka kimi tahi tātou i te huarahi pai.
He mea nui ake te pātai i te kore pātai.
Tēnā, whakamahia te puka kei raro nei hei tuku mai i ō whakaaro, ō kōrero, ō pātai, me āu tono āwhina.
Ka Taea e Mātou te Āwhina
Ngā Pātai Whānui
Pātai mō te kaupapa, te pae tukutuku me ngā kohinga.
Ngā Takoha
Āwhina mō ngā whakaahua, ngā kōrero, ngā kōnae me ngā hopunga reo.
Ngā Uiui
Whakarite uiui, hopunga kōrero ā-waha me ngā hui.
Ngā Whakatika
Whakatika ingoa, rā, wāhi, whakapapa me ngā kōrero.
Ngā Mana Whakamahi
Mana pupuri, whakaaetanga, whakamahi whakaahua me ngā tikanga.
Ngā Whakaaro
Ngā whakaaro hou hei whakapakari i te kaupapa.
He Kaupapa e Tupu Tonu Ana
Kei te whanake tonu tēnei kaupapa. Ia tau ka puta mai he kōrero hou, he whakaahua hou, he ingoa hou me ngā hononga hou.
Ko ngā whakaaro o te hapori he wāhanga nui o taua whanaketanga.
Contact
A community project built through shared knowledge
Living history grows through conversation and collaboration. If you have a question, a suggestion, a correction, or simply wish to talk about the project, we would be pleased to hear from you.
Whether you are a descendant of Rangiwaea, a member of a connected whānau, a researcher, or someone with an interest in the island, you are warmly welcome.
Start the Conversation
Many valuable projects begin with a simple email, a phone call, or one thoughtful question.
If you are unsure where to begin, simply get in touch. Together we can determine the most appropriate way forward.
Every important conversation begins with a first message.
Common Reasons for Contact
General Enquiries
Questions about the project, website or collections.
Contributions
Assistance with stories, photographs, documents, audio or video.
Interviews
Arranging interviews, oral-history recordings or meetings.
Corrections
Names, dates, places, family connections or historical information.
Permissions
Copyright, image permissions, publication or access conditions.
Suggestions
Ideas that may strengthen and expand the Living History Project.
A Project That Will Continue to Grow
Every year new stories, photographs, documents and memories will emerge.
Community involvement will continue to shape the future direction of the project.
Contact Form
Whakamahia te puka kei raro nei hei tuku pātai, whakaaro, tono āwhina rānei.
Please use the form below to send your enquiry, suggestion, or request for assistance.
Ngā mihi mō tō tautoko
The history of Rangiwaea belongs to its people. Thank you for helping preserve it, protect it and pass it forward to future generations.
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