How Hinewehi Mohi and her daugther changed Aotearoa

[@kimberleylouiseprance445]

A true national taonga, I love her music and respect her Mahi. How she found the strength achieve all that she has in her life is a wonder.

[@kareh6976]

Another awesome interview Moana, thank you. Big respect and aroha to Hine.

[@nathanbrowne4967]

Kaumatua are true owners of the land thank you for helping me understand moari are special I'm ngai tahu but grew up in North Island I was confused about my life for years and where I fit in and belong your documentary mean alot

[@kaihotene6903]

Beautiful Hinewehi Mohi. Iconic to Bringing waiata reo to Our National Anthem❤Music therapy❤

[@nathanbrowne4967]

God bless your family and your people love heals people and music

[@Ron-uq2hg]

It’s hard to believe how much New Zealand has changed. I was born in 1939 and in 1960 left New Zealand to see the world. I’m a pakeha who went to school in New Zealand during the late 1940 nd 1950s I still remember and are haunted by in Primary school in Be.mont School the smallest kid in the class was a Maori kid I think called waha But this is an old memory we were all about 10 years old. One day Waha said something in Maori and the teacher called him to the front of the class and walloped him😂 6 times on each hand with a ruler. He had welts on his hands for the rest of the day. I was then and still unable to understand why he was punished for speaking Maori. Told my father about it that night and he told me it was wrong to be punished for speaking Maori but it was the law at the time. I’m now retired and living in Canada and I don’t remember when I first heard the New Zealand anthem being sung in Maori and English but I was living in thevU.S.A. At the time and I remember thinking how beautiful it sounded. New Zealand has changed for the better. To old and handicapped now to revisit to see the changes so have to keep memories of my last visit in 2007.

[@nathanbrowne4967]

I love what you do don't let people bully you you know who you are and you belong to

[@wloww]

Such a beautiful story, such a soft natured and powerful women. Ka rawe ❤

[@honepotini528]

Thank you sister's. Wahine toa. Mauri Ora!

[@papawilliamabraham-ll1rg]

Chur keora 😂❤❤ hard case ❤❤❤

[@kiamanawatini9512]

aww ataahua ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@nathanbrowne4967]

Gorgina tehuhu was a kaumatua to me at my school