Kikini o te Rehutai
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Kikini o te Rehutai – this saying comes from a Tauranga Moana waiata (song) called “E Hika Tū Ake.” It refers to the pinch of the sea spray that is felt as waves continue to roll into the shore.
As Tauranga Moana moves into the future, history unfolds, moment by moment. The Tauranga Archives are a collection of such moments captured for generations to look back on. Your discoveries within Tauranga Archives, bringing light, fresh knowledge, and diverse stories, are likened to Kikini o te Rehutai, leaving you invigorated, curious, and perhaps intrigued.
The publication was designed with seafood at its core, seafood being a core part of Tauranga Moana. The publication features inspiration from green lipped mussels, paua (abalone) and pipi (a shell fish).
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