Aperahama, Hareruia Terry, 1969-

Date: 2006-2009

Reference: Eph-A-MAORI-CONCERT-2006/2009

Description: Includes: 2006: 40th Coronation celebrations 2006. [Ngaruawahia], 6-23 May 2006. Programme (2 copies) Maori showbands taking on the world (with the Maori Volcanics, Frankie Stevens, Waimihi Hotere, Manny (Te Kotahitanga) Abraham, the Maori All Stars (including Arthur Selwyn, Stephanie Hearfield, Ranea Aperahama, Brent Turner, Mitch Pikimaui, Ruia Aperahama, Phil Ponga, Raymond Mason, Max Cochrane, JD (David Diamond), Manny Abraham). Producers Wharehoka and Emere Wano. Wellington Town Hall, 4-5 March [2006]. Programme (2 copies) Ngati Kahungunu Regional Kapahaka Festival, Wairarapa. Genesis Recreation Centre, Masterton, 24 June 2016. Programme "Wai"; 100% modern Maori music from Aotearoa / New Zealand. UK dates: London 10 February, Reading 11 February; Brighton 12 February 2006. Card (2 copies) 2009: Te Matatini National Kapa Haka Festival. Tauranga, 19-22 February 2009. Programme (2 copies) Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Pamphlets and programmes, sizes varying up to 240 mm.

Date: 2007-2009

Reference: Eph-D-MAORI-2007/2009

Description: Includes: 2007: Huia Publishers. Pikihuia; awards for Māori writers 2007. Entries close 15 May 2007 (2 copies) New Zealand. Ministry of Maori Development :He toa rangatahi - he toa rangatira; 2007 New Zealand Maori Rugby Team poster. Te Puni Kokiri, realising Maori potential [2007]. Te Papa Tongarewa. Celebrating the Māori New Year. Matariki Festival at Te Papa, 16 June - 1 July 2007 Wellington City Council. Celebrate Matariki in the Town Hall. The Eggs, Ruia and Ranea and Manny Abraham | dDub. 23 June 2007 2008: New Zealand. Ministry of Maori Development :New Zealand Maori; Adidas. Te Puni Kokiri, realising Maori potential. Whakapumautanga - legacy to the future [2008]. Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, Māori Language Week, 21-27 Hōngongoi/July 2008 (2 copies) Wairoa Maori Film Festival Society. Wairoa Maori Film Festival. Wairoa Gaiety Theatre & Taihoa Marae 31 May - 2 June; Paramount Courtenay Place Wellington 6-11 June; Auckland Academy Cinema 13-17 June; Galatos 28 June [2008] 2009: [Aroha]tia te reo. Te reo i te Hapori, Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, te 27 o Hōngongoi - tw 2 o Hereturikōkā 2009. Te Puni Kōkiri, Kōrero Māori, Human Rights Commission We [Love] Te Reo. Māori language in the community. Māori Language Week, 27 July - 2 August 2009. Te Puni Kōkiri, Kōrero Māori, Human Rights Commission (2 copies) Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Photolithographs, sizes varying up to 700 mm.

Date: 1986-1995

By: Whaanga, Piripi, 1951-; Aperahama, Hareruia Terry, 1969-; Baker, Neville, active 2015; Duff, Alan, 1950-; Durie, Edward Taihakurei Junior (Sir), 1940-; Gardiner, Harawira Tiri (Sir), 1943-; Ohia, Monte, 1945-2008; Puketapu, Ihakara Porutu, 1934-2023; Reedy, Tamati Muturangi (Dr Sir), 1936-; Tocker, Mahinarangi, 1955?-2008; Walker, Ranginui Joseph Isaac, 1932-2016

Reference: OHColl-1476

Description: The collection contains predominantly Māori content and includes interviews, radio programmes and Māori language tutorials. The multi-episode broadcasts include Te Mauri o te Whanganui River, Tu Tangata Reo, Māori Images on Film, Te reo Māori and Te Huki. Includes interviews with leading Māori historians, musicians, academics, judges, activists, authors and politicians. Many of the programmes and interviews were broadcast on Iwi Radio between 1988-1992 and on Te Upoko o Te Ika 1986-88. The recordings are associated with Piripi Whaanga's working career at National Radio and as a journalist, interviewer and programme producer for Māori radio station Te Upoko O Te Ika from 1987. Edited programmes were produced from some of the recordings for Radio New Zealand programmes such as Checkpoint and Insight. Others were commissioned by New Zealand On Air for broadcast on individual iwi radio stations from 1990 on. The recordings were also used as a teaching resource for a Māori radio course Te Whakapakari run in 1994 in Wellington by Piripi Whaanga's family company Tu Tangata. Recordings from students on the course are also included. Title supplied by Library. Piripi Whaanga was closely involved in the establishment of Māori radio. He was co-founder of Mana Māori Media, he was a radio manager for Iwi Radio, he helped set up Te Upoko o Te Ika and he established Tu Tangata. He also worked for National Radio on Checkpoint and Insight programmes. Quantity: 46 Interview(s). 68 7" reel(s). 39 5" reel(s). 18 10" reel(s). 8 audiocassette(s). 5 printed abstract(s). 2 MiniDisc(s). 1 compact disc(s). 1 DAT tape(s). Search dates: 1986 - 1995

Date: 1997-2004

From: Nunns, Richard, 1945-2021: Collection

By: Carlin, Jocelyn, 1955-2017; Edge, Michelle, active 2000; Page, Stuart, 1957-

Reference: PAColl-9112-7

Description: Collection of mainly colour photographs, taken from 1997 to 2004, of performances and other events, instruments (and items relating to instruments) and places in New Zealand, all of which have involved Richard Nunns. A few are duplicates of photographs in other boxes of this collection. Events include: Kauraka Kauraka playing a nose flute: a trio, comprising Richard Nunns, Mike Cooper and Elio Martuscheillo, playing in Rome in 2002; the opening of Te Papa, 1998; an image from `Taku Wana', an opera by Helen Fisher and Wi Kuki Kaa showing Mere Boynton singing the opening aria; the launch of `He Waiata Onamata - songs from the past' in 1998. Instruments shown are old and newly made (by Brian Flintoff, Clem Mellish and Huata Holmes). Includes woven items associated with taonga puoro. Also includes photographs of caves where taonga puoro have been played (Maungati and Waitomo), Elephant Rocks, and an island near Durville Island. Quantity: 45 digital print(s) Colour. 2 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). 2 Papers - copies of letter and form.

Date: 2009

By: Raukatauri Music Therapy Centre

Reference: EPHDL-0098

Description: Digital poster advertises a concert featuring performers Dave Dobbyn, Hollie Smith, Nesian Mystik, Tama Waipara, Whirimako Black, Hinewehi Mohi, Ruia Aperahama, Maisey Rika, Pania Papa, Moana and the Tribe, and hosted by Matai Smith. The event was to take place at Turangawaewae Marae, River Road, Ngaruawahia. Digital metadata gives the author as Megan Douglas. Quantity: 1 Electronic document(s). Provenance: Acquired through Legal Deposit, 20 April, 2009.

Date: 2000 - 2009

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-Jazz-2000/2009

Description: Includes: 2003: Jazz @ Massey, Thursday April 10th @ 8.00 pm featuring from the USA Jon Papenbrook (trumpet) ... in concert with the Massey University Big Band, musical director Rodger Fox 2003: Wellington International Jazz Festival presents Blair Street free jazz party. Sunday 27 October from 3 pm till dawn. Jazz Festival also at Cuba Street Quarter 18-23 Oct; Lambton Quarter 29 Oct - 3 Nov; Courtenay Quarter, 24-28 Oct [2003] 2003: Jazz on a Sunday. A tribute to Billie Holiday. Sunday November 23. Sandwiches, 5 pm. Hosted by Deva Mahal & Sheba Williams. 2004: Live at Flamingo Night Club, 25-27 Hutt Rd, Thorndon, the Vaughan Roberts Big Band. Hosts: Wellington Jazz Club. Mon 17 May [2004] 2006: Music for an elecastic jazz band; an evening of evocative new compositions for ten musicians. Jasmine Lovell-Smith & the Night Dreamers. Live at at Happy, 16-17 February 2006 (2 copies) 2006: Free lunchtime concerts, St Andrews on the Terrace, Wednesday 7th June. Jazz - Paul Dyne Group led by Paul Dyne (bass) with Vaughan Roberts (trumpet), James Wylie (sax), Nick van Dijk (trombone), Anita van Dijk (piano), Josh Hindmarsh (guitar), Roger Sellers (drums) [2006] 2006: Freestyle funk soul & jazz sessions starts 11 pm. Tropical Downbeat Orchestra Cabaret, Friday 13 October 2006. 2006: Wellnigton International Jazz Festival, 2-11 November 2006, featuring local stars such as Alda Rezende & Steve Rangihuna, Whirimako Black, The Eggs, Aperahama Brothers, Lisa Tomlins, Twinset, Rodger Fox, Paul Dyne, Neil Duncan, Birchville Cat Motel, Little Bushman, Dominion Centenary Concert Band, William Yu & Tanya Li, New Pacific Music Ensemble, Greg Malcolm, The Village Idiots. 2007: Marg Layton with special guests Bill Lake (guitar, vocal), Chris Prowse (guitar), Andrew Delahunty (harmonica, mandolin). The Back Room, Toi Poneke (Wellington Arts Centre, Abel Smith Street), 4 November, 8 pm [2007]. Artwork by Jane Pountney (2 copies) 2007: Wellington International Jazz Festival no 11, 6-14 November 2007. Mario Canonge. Ilott Theatre, 14 November 2007 @ 8.00pm (2 copies) 2008: The reminisce over you. Olmecha Supreme with Jonothan [Jonathan] Crayford and Rosco, live at [new] Bar Bodega. 101 Ghuznee Street, Fri 4th April 2008: Roger Manins Trio with Reuben Bradley and Mostyn Cole. 18th December 2008, Happy (corner Tory & Vivian) 2008: Miles ahead, featuring Clay Jenkins. A musical tribute to jazz icon composer / arranger Gil Evans, featuring ... Rodger Fox ... Matthew Marshall. [Tour 19-22 July 2008] 2008: The Radio Active Jazz Show presents Nathan haines Quintet, featuring Joel Haines. Saturday 5th July, Bar Bodega Wellington (2 copies) 2008: Queen's Birthday Jazz & Blues Festival 2008. 29 May Holly Hoffmann / Mike Wofford Quintet; 30 May Roy Phillips (ex Peddlers) featuring the Roger [sic] Fox Big Band; 31 May ... The Handsome Giants Blues Show & The Blues Buffet; 6 June ... Spencer Davis Group 2008: Hennessy in association with Matterhorn is proud to present the Art of Mixing. Wellington's finest soul jazz with the world's finest cognac. Join Joe Lindsay ... opening night Twinset featuring Lisa Tomlins ...[etc, others listed for succeeding nights] (2 copies) 2009: Kwanzaa, the Afrikan Shop and Calypso Cafe present an afternoon of jazz poetry & music. Calypso Cafe, 117 Taranaki Street, Wellington. African American poet Lewis Scott; singer/songwriter Tracey Haskell; Flamenco guitarist Mika Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Offset prints and screenprints, sizes varying up to A3.