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Lee-Anne Jago

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DescriptionLee-Anne Jago discusses waka ama and the Abel Tasman National Park.CreatorLee-Anne JagoPania WaltonTasman District LibrariesDate12 September 2022Geo Cordinates^[1]Kaiteriteri, or more properly Kaiteretere, translates as to eat hurriedly.Runtime0:51:19Recorded ByPania WaltonRecording NotesABSTRACT
Lee-Anne Jago (Ngāti Mahuta, Ngāti Raukawa), Managing Director Waka Abel Tasman, gives her mihi, describes her childhood, and how she came to be living in Stephens Bay, near Motueka. Lee-Anne describes the history, sport and cultural value of waka ama, its resurgence throughout New Zealand; and in the Abel Tasman National Park area via the Motueka Waka Club and Waka Abel Tasman. Lee-Anne describes the genesis and early days of the Motueka Waka Ama Club. Lee-Anne discusses how and why she and her husband Todd Jago started the business Waka Abel Tasman, how tikanga Māori is embedded in the business, how waka ama enables people to connect with each other, Te Ao Māori and inter-culturally. Subject/KeywordAbel Tasman National ParkBoats and shipsBusinessesInterviewsKaiteriteri (N.Z.)MāoriMotueka Waka Ama ClubNgāti RāruaOral historiesSport and recreationSports teams and clubsTikanga-ruaTūmatakōkiriWaka Abel TasmanFurther InformationVisit the Waka Abel Tasman websiteAcknowledgementsWaka Abel Tasman, Motueka Waka Ama Club.Conditions of Use©Tasman District Libraries, 2022.

This is an edited version of the oral history recording. A full recording of the interview may be available on request.

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CollectionAbel Tasman Oral HistoriesOral HistoriesPlaceMotuekaOrganisationTasman District Libraries

AT2022912R.mp3

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Introduction to interview 58 secs
Lee-Anne introduces herself 215 secs
Moving to Te Tauihu 84 secs
Beginning of Motueka Waka Ama Club 107 secs
Waka ama explained 290 secs
Waka in Able Tasman area 154 secs
Motueka Waka Ama early days 252 secs
Running Waka Abel Tasman 771 secs
Tikanga waka ama 635 secs
Connecting to Te Ao Māori 219 secs
Value of waka ama 223 secs

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Lee-Anne Jago