Bishop Selwyn brought religion to Te Awamutu from England.
Te Awamutu's population is 9,777.
The Te Awamutu Library was established in 1903. Initially, it operated in a small building before moving to its current location in 1992. Today, it serves as a vital community resource for residents in the town of Te Awamutu.
it was rounded too 2500
Tim and Neil Finn was born in Te awamutu.
26 miles taking SH-3 (Ohaupo Road).
June 25, 1952 in Te Awamutu, New Zealand.
Hamilton to Te Awamutu by road is 29km and takes around 25 minutes.
Selwyn Rawiri was a member of the legendary Maori showband, 'The Maori Volcanics'. Selwyn Rawiri is a current member of the New Zealand Maori Volcanics Showband. One of his popular songs is Korerotia Mai Te Reo
Neil Finn and his brother Tim, who were both in the rock group Split Enz, and then in Crowded House, were raised in Te Awamutu, a town in the North Island region of New Zealand.
Thomas Turner: unconfirmed which sex it is, tuner is from Te awamutu (dicey we know), with no fingers and hair (a gross kind) on his hands. he/she often is excluded form the group but deep down we like having him/her around...jk
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korerotiamai te reo, whaka rongomai ki te reo, noreira ra, korerotiamai te reo, i nga waa o mua o nga tupuna e korerotiamai he reo, te reo rangatira, ka pakia ae nga ngutu o nga matua, ratou e korero ana i to tatau reo, korerotiamai te reo whaka rongomai ki te reo, koenei te taonga i waihotia mai ratou, he taonga aroha, he taonga wairua, noreira ra korerotiamai te reo, korerotiamai e homaa, i te marae i te kohanga, tautoko tia mai koutou i tenei kaupapa, spoken;; he taonga whakamiri tenei,he taonga rangatira hoki, tairangatia ae te reo, kia kaha kia rongo naa,' hapaitia', hapaitia te reo, ki runga rawa e, he taonga tenei o nga tupuna, he taonga aroha, he taonga wairua, noreira ra, korerotiamai te reo, noreira ra korerotiamai te reo, noreira ra, korerotiamai te reo, noreira tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa, ka huri. ;;;; arohanui, selwyn rawiri, the kaupapa of this waiata, was when our parents and their parents whent to school in their days, they were punished for speaking their language at school, so now the wairua of our tupuna cry out! speak the language of our people, speak it with pride, its a gift of love, a gift of spirit, noreira ra korerotiamai te reo.