Sarah Gronert is a director, writer and editor. She lives and works near Auckland.
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People are the Face of the Land: the Story of Te Uru Taumatua
For New Zealand’s Tūhoe Māori people, a spectularly sustainable building serves as the first tribal headquarters in 1.5 centuries. Here, nature, custom and community come to flourish in harmony. When a crowd of 3,000 people moved as one to the sound of Tūhoe Māori warriors calling them, you could have mistaken it for a scene in a movie.
September 19, 2017
