Kaikohe Pioneer Village Museum | New Zealand's Past
Kaikohe is the home of Ngapuhi, the the largest Iwi in New Zealand, with over 500 years of continuous occupancy. It is the earliest area of Maori /European interaction dating from well before the Treaty of Waitangi.
It was one of the centers of Kauri logging & Kauri gum digging so there are collections of Maori Taonga, Engines, Tractors, Kauri Gum, Vehicles, Logging and Saw milling equipment, Vintage buildings, and much more.
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Heritage Kaikohe (Pioneer Village), Kaikohe Northland
Heritage Kaikohe (Pioneer Village) is situated on Recreation Road, Kaikohe.
The Village is open to the public and offers a great insight into Kaikohe and the Mid North's past.
Road Trip Around the North Island, NZ With My Dad | In Search of Museums & Maori History
My father and I went on a great road trip together exploring the lesser known museums of the North Island. We were interested in learning about the early history of New Zealand and its people.
Some of the museums had awesome collections of Maori artifacts and tools that had been found all over the place. One museum in particular, had spectacularly detailed models of Maori settlements, Pa and battle scenes.
Locations featured in the video include:
* Patea
* Mount Taranaki
* Manaia
* Mokau
* Waikawau
* Kawhia
* Raglan Road
* Bridal Veil Falls
* Manu Bay
* Baylys Beach
* Opua
New Zealand Museums featured in this video:
* Patea Museum
* Tawhiti Museum (Hawera)
* Mokau Museum
* Dargaville Museum
* Pioneer Village (Kaikohe)
* Russell Museum
* Jack Morgan Museum (Hukerenui)
* Kiwi North Museum (Whangarei)
Gear used in this video:
* iPhone 6
* GoPro Hero 3+ Black
* GoPro Hero 4 Silver
* GoPro Hero 4 Black
* DJI Spark
* DJI Phantom 4
* REMOVU S1
Edited in LumaFusion on iPhone XS Max with WD My Passport Wireless Pro.
Kaikohe Demolition long lost original trailer
Trailer made by Christopher Pryor
Kaikohe made world news in 1991 when children there attacked Santa in the Christmas parade. It's not an easy image to dislodge, one of the locals admits ruefully, but if anything can do the trick it is Florian Habicht's empathetic, funny account of small-town life on the poverty line, as told by those living it. The only violence in this Kaikohe occurs at Demolition Derbys, which seem to coincide with every festive date on the calendar, including Mother's Day. It's no surprise that Habicht, who made a 'dump hand' the hero of last year's Woodenhead, can find the flamboyance and poetry in the spectacle of mobilised car-wreckage (he mostly spares us the noise). But what's most arresting about his film is his easy intimacy with the drivers. 'Putting a little more tread in the tyres' with a chainsaw, for example, they explain their sport, regale us with their exploits, and finally, relaxing in a hot mineral pool after a hard day at the track, speak with candour, laughter and amazing grace about life in general.
-Bill Gosden, New Zealand International Film Festival
friendly town of kaikohe
smiley campaign, kaikohe friendliest town of the North NZ
Māori whānau living comfortably in Australia
More than 60,000 Māori have moved across the ditch to Queensland to work in the mines. So is it really as good as people make out? Kereama Wright spoke to a whānau from Rotorua.
C Grade Kaikohe Speedway 15th May 2011
C Grade Kaikohe Speedway 15th May 2011
Kurfew - Raise Your Glass
Kurfew @ Kaikohe Demolition Derby
john on the Kaikohe Farm
John on the job at the farm
Paihia Island
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Paihia is a great place to explore all of the Bay of Islands.
Swim with the dolphins. Go kayaking, swimming, fishing, or picnic along secluded beaches. Walk or drive to the spectacular Haruru Falls. Learn about early New Zealand history where the Treaty of Waitangi was first signed. Discover authentic Maori culture.
Take the ferry to 'Romantic Russell', visit the bustling but relaxed town of Kerikeri, check out the world famous Hundertwasser toilets in Kawakawa, and the historic Pioneer Village in nearby Kaikohe.
Or just chill out and take a cruise through the famous 'Hole in the Rock'. Bus tours can takes you to see 2,000 year old Tane Mahuta - a majestic lord of the Waipoua Kauri Forest. Or go further north to Cape Reinga - the departing place of the spirits in Maori legend.
The food is good. There is accommodation to suit every taste and budget. And there is always something happening in Paihia.
Paihia is a bustling seaside town right in the heart of the Bay of Islands. A place where the local people enjoy a great lifestyle, and take delight in sharing it with the thousands of visitors who come here each summer.
We have superb golden sand beaches that are safe for swimming and sun bathing. Scenic walks to explore, and a wide range of recreational activities. You can go sailing, swim with the dolphins, or paddle a sea kayak around the 144 islands that make up the Bay of Islands.
Our town is rich in its history and culture which you can explore in nearby Waitangi - a place where Maori and European residents mix with visitors from all around the world.
Paihia is proud to be recognised as 'the Jewel of the Bay of Islands'.
TRhode playing at Heritage Kaikohe 21nov10
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