Mō mātou · About us

Tēnā tātou katoa

Quinton and Makareta on the porch of their home in Ngāpuhi
Tōku pepeha
  • KoPunakiterete awa
  • KoPūhanga Tohorāte maunga
  • KoOkorihite marae
  • KoNgāti Ueoneonete hapū
  • KoNgāpuhite iwi

My wife and I have the privilege of both being descendants of Ngāti Ueoneone.

Although we both have many other iwi affiliations, we live in the heart of Ngāpuhi, on our ancestral Ngāti Ueoneone lands. We trace our whakapapa from Rāhiri, his wives, and all their children.

With our whānau, we are both actively involved with our marae and our local community.

Nā mātou
Quinton, Makareta, and whānau

Photo credit: Rāwhitiroa Photography