WAKA Episode 3: Creatures of Perfection
Alika Bumatay’s teammates call him “the Hawaiian Jack Black” because he’s constantly cracking jokes. But when he talks about wa’a, it’s a different story. “Wa’a means everything,” he tells Simone Kaho. “It’s a family member.” Waka is a six-part online video series produced by Tawera Productions in collaboration with E-Tangata and the New Zealand Herald as part of Tuia 250. It was made with the support of NZ On Air. A version of this story was also published in the Herald.
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WAKA Episode 4: The edge of old times
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WAKA Episode 6: A vision for the future
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WAKA HUIA - TEKAU MĀ RUA
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Can My Steam Hammer Pass a 1910 Forging Test?
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Frankenstein, ou la naissance d'une pirogue en bois
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WAKA Episode 2: The Future
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Unbelievable Mackerel Catch! European Trawlers Pull in Mountains of Fish with Massive Nets
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