With the passing of Kiingi Tuheitia, Floss and I found ourselves reminiscing about our time in the Waikato region. We were captivated by the beautiful awa and the kindness of the people while I worked in Waikeria prison providing peer support, and Floss worked with children in the community. Floss had a book about Princess Te Puea Herangi, and I finally got around to reading it. From that came this demo, which we ended up presenting to King Tuheitia. We were thrilled when he gave us his blessing to develop this tribute to Princess Te Puea. It's a raw, unfinished sketch, but historically accurate. My darling Flossie stepped up to contribute to the backing vocals. 

Moe mai ra te Kiingi Tuheitia, aroha ki te whanau pani
Floss & Rik

Te Puea
Written by Riqi Harawira
07/10/21
Verse 1
Te Puea, Te Puea, the river Rangatira. Kahui Ariki, mokopuna of a king,
Rise to the surface, a child born to lead. She sat at the feet of elders to learn their history.
She held onto the words of King Tawhiao: Waikato taniwharau, he piko he taniwha.
At every bend in the river lies a chief or taniwha, Like the story of her, finds its way like a river to your heart.
Chorus 1
In every bend of the river, a taniwha or rangatira.
The mighty Waikato Awa restores the strength to her people.
Verse 2
When the missionary man brought the smallpox to her town,
She nursed the sick and orphaned; humility was her crown.
She didn’t need a pulpit, and she didn’t need a throne;
She tended to her people in the land she called her home.
At the base of the maunga laid Pai Mārire,
Which made them all unshakeable in times of great despair.
Why should we fight for the European crown,
When they’ve taken all our whenua and dispossessed our king?
Chorus 2
In every bend of the river, a taniwha or rangatira.
Tūrangawaewae wāhi tapu, a place to stand like no other.
Verse 3
She clothed all the children with whatever she could find:
Potato sacks and sugar bags, she stitched them all by hand.
She cared for the elderly, she cared for the sick,
She made a place for everyone to work, pray, and sleep.
Pai Mārire, Pai Mārire, Pai Mārire, haere ki te wai.

Succession of Kīngitanga Leaders
Pōtatau Te Wherowhero (1858–1860)
The first Māori king, chosen for his mana and diplomacy. His short reign set the foundation for the movement.

Tāwhiao (1860–1894)
His reign saw the New Zealand Wars and the invasion of the Waikato. Tāwhiao led his people into the King Country, maintaining a peaceful resistance to land confiscation.

Mahuta Tāwhiao (1894–1912)
Mahuta worked with the New Zealand government, becoming a member of the Legislative Council, marking a shift towards diplomacy.

Te Rata (1912–1933)
Te Rata petitioned King George V to return confiscated lands but was unsuccessful. His reign focused on regaining Māori lands.

Korokī (1933–1966)
Korokī's leadership coincided with the rise of Māori activism. He focused on internal affairs and preserving Māori unity.

Dame Te Atairangikaahu (1966–2006)
The first female monarch, she led during the Māori Renaissance, promoting Māori culture and building relationships with the government.

Kiingi Tūheitia (2006–2024)
Tūheitia’s reign focused on Māori self-determination, land rights, and education. He guided the movement through modern challenges.

Nga Wai Hono i te Po Paki (2024–present)
The current queen continues the Kīngitanga’s mission of protecting Māori interests and sovereignty.

The Kīngitanga remains a vital symbol of Māori unity, leadership, and the ongoing struggle for autonomy in Aotearoa.

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STORMY WEATHER
–
NEW SINGLE BY
RIQI HARAWIRA
TO RAISE FUNDS FOR FLOOD RELIEF IN
HAWKES BAY
Riqi Harawira
(Ngāpuhi, Te Aupōuri, Te Rarawa)
releases
today
his
reggae rock fusion track
Stormy
Weather
.
Written
about
his
adopted home of Hawkes Bay and
Cyclone
Gabrielle
,
which
devasted
communities
there and around
Aotearoa
,
Stormy Weather
tells a powerful and hopeful story of a
community resilience and coming together to mend.
‘
Lend a hand to those in need, yeah, plant the seeds.
Waiohiki, Esk Valley, Takami Makaurau, Te Awa, Ahuriri, Karanema, Omahu and Coromandel,
Taupo, Waikato, Bay o
f Plenty, Wairoa, Pakowahi, Tairawhiti, Tai Tokerau, Tangoio
’
Riqi
Harawira witnessed Cyclone Gabrielle
’
s devastation firsthand
,
working as
part of the
Te
Taiwhenua
cleanup
team
in Hawkes Bay helping
the Omahu and Waiohiki communities.
“
M
y greatest
desire
as a songwriter
is
to
uplift and inspi
re
through music. I call it
‘
Rongoa for the
rohe, Rongoa for the people
’
(medicine for the land, medication for the people). When I saw the rain
had marked Te Mata Peak and it looked like the maunga was crying, I felt a calling to put pen to paper
and use my skills to unite people for a common cause. I just couldn
’
t sit around
and do nothing. So, I
wrote a song with a hopeful narrative that will bring people from Hawkes Bay together and
as a
tribute
to their resilie
n
ce
”
said Riqi.

The
Karanga
featured
in
Stormy Weather
is
by
w
haea
Dianne Hilton
(
Ngāti
Kahungunu ki Heretaunga
)
from Te Hauke
.
A
testament
to the power
and
importance of honouring those who have
passed away
, it
serves as a traditional goodbye to those lost during
Cyclone Gabrielle. This type of
k
aranga
,
known as hui or
a,
express
es
deep sadness for the living who h
ave experienced death, sickness, and
grief. It reminds us that we must not forget those who have passed away
during Cyclone Gabrielle in the areas mentioned in the song
and says that we
celebrate and farewell
them by coming together and returning to the ma
rae of Hine
-
nui
-
te
-
pō. Even though we cannot be
there physically, we can connect with them spiritually.
Stormy Weather
was
produced with the
assistance from
Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga
,
Jonny Pipe
Audio
,
Tom Pierard
(drums),
Caleb Robinson
(Bass guitar),
Chris Chetland
(masterin
g)
and
Sam
Henry
vocalists.
All royalties/proceeds
from the track will go to the charities
I AM HOPE
to
provide counselling to
impacted
tamariki
.
Riqi
’
s
musical journey began as the lead guitarist and
co
-
songwriter for
the renowned band
Dead Flowers
.
He
now stands at the forefront of
Māori fusion music, infusing performances with the beauty of Te Reo
Māori and waiata Māori
.
In
2022
Riqi
was a
nominee for
Best Male Solo
Artist
at the prestigious
Waiata Māori Awards
.
His
music
embodies
diversity
–
a
blending of different worlds
and
speak
s
of cultural harmony
.
W
hile
many
of his
songs
are
written
in
Indigenous
Māori,
they
transcend
language barriers
through his
electrifying
delivery
that
feature, a
fusion
of traditional haka energy
,
exhilarat
ing
rock
-
style music from the 1980
’
s
that
echo
the likes
of guitar legends like Slash and Jimi Hendr
ix
,
and his
commitment to his own homegr
own
unique sound
.
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urchas
ing
via
;
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/
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-
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Soundshell
ASSETS FOR DOWNLOAD
HERE

Stormy Weather
–
R Harawira
We
’
ll weather the stormy weather,
Mend the hearts, the broken homes,
Coz
’
toge
ther we are strong,
We gotta stick together: we
’
re not fair weather,
All the people from all around, from the country to the towns.
When the wind all the rains come down
All our lives were turned upside down.
But we
’
ll never give up: we
’
ll get through.
Kia kaha, E Tu!
We remember all the ones we lost.
Hold them close no matter what the cost.
Keep moving forward day by day, we
’
ll find a way.
Gabrielle came with her might,
Aotearoa in her sights,
We stood strong in the face of fear; we will preserve.
All
the roads ahead going to be long.
Together we
’
ll stay strong.
Lend a hand to those in need, yeah, plant the seeds.
Waiohiki, Esk Valley, Takami Makaurau, Te Awa
,
Ahuriri, Karanema, Omahu
and
Coromandel,
Taupo, Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Wairoa,
Pakowahi, T
airawhiti, Tai Tokerau, Tangoio
.
He Rongoa ki te Whenua, He Rongoa ki te Tangata, He Rongoa
Karanga hui ora
-
Whaea Dianne Hilton
Haere atu rā me ō karangatanga maha Kahurangi
.
E ngā uri ki te huinga o te marae o Hine
-
nui
-
o
-
te
-
pō
(
Go forth with the many
calls from descendants gone before to assemble in the blue sky abov
e)
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