Huritini is named after the part of the Halswell River that is known as a food gathering place for tuna (eel), manu (birds/waterfowl), korari (stalks of the flax) and kōareare (raupō/bulrush). It has many bends on this part of the awa (river).
The Whio and Tī Kōuka children made a big mural to show we are all part of Huritini.
Whio studio and Ti Kouka studio all used our handprints to paint the blue river and then drew a picture of ourselves to stand by the river.
We are very proud of our 'We are Huritini' mural - please come and take a look next time you visit.
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