Marae / Ngāti Tamaoho & local Māori
Provides a cultural, spiritual, and community hub for whānau, kaumātua, and the wider community. Offers marae-based gatherings, cultural connection, education, wellbeing programmes, support services, and opportunities to strengthen identity, relationships, and participation in community life.
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A pan-tribal marae for whānau who have come to Pukekohe from across Aotearoa. Opened as Ngaa Hau E Whaa Community Hall in 1959 on the Pukekohe Māori School land in Ward Street, and moved to a full marae complex from 1972. Bookings for kura and general bookings are taken through the website. Clean and modern kitchen, catering for up to 300 guests, group overnight accommodation and full catering available.
88 Beatty Road, Pukekohe
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