Nov. 9, 2022, 12:56 p.m.
An staunch advocate for rongoā Māori here in Te Hiku Kumeroa Gregory (Te Rarawa) says that although there is no funding available to run rongoā Māori workshops here in Te Hiku, the love and passion kaiako have to deliver safe practices around sourcing and producing rongoā outweighs the monetary value that most mainstream health organisations thrive on.
Local Kuia Kumeroa Gregory shares her mātauranga on rongoā Māori, looking into the health benefits of Tītoki
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Kumeroa Gregory, Mere Simon & Lisa McNab share next steps following the significant cutting of the pōhutakawa tree in Ahipara.
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Rongoā expert, Kumeroa Gregory says passing on the knowledge to kura and the next generation will safeguard it for the future
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Kumeroa Gregory of Te Rārawa says wairākau kohekohe flushes toxins in the puku and traditionally helped wāhine conceive
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