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The marae is used as a gathering place for whanau, hapu and the general public for activities around heritage, community development, culture, arts, health, environment and conservation. It is used for activities with babies, school-age children, young people, aged care of all et
The marae is used as a gathering place for whanau, hapu and the general public for activities around heritage, community development, culture, arts, health, environment and conservation. It is used for activities with babies, school-age children, young people, aged care of all ethnicities. It is also used for sports and school events, and an emergency gathering place in the event of a natural disaster.
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