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Murihiku Marae · Invercargill · Aotearoa

Our people. Our place. Our future.

Connected by whakapapa, grounded in Murihiku.

About UsVisit our marae
Three wāhine and a dog in front of the carved wharenuiMurihiku Marae on its grassy rise under a clear blue skySunlit veranda walkway beneath the timber arches
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About us

Our people. Our connections. People, place and whakapapa at Murihiku Marae.

[Our story: connection to people, place and whakapapa — to be supplied.]

Te Kaika Whakaaroaro

Centred on rangatahi: their strengths, interests, culture and aspirations.

A safe and welcoming environment where rangatahi can build confidence, learn new skills, explore their interests and experience positive opportunities.

  • Education
  • Practical life skills
  • Sport and recreation
  • Creative activities
  • Outdoor experiences
Explore the programme →Referrals through Oranga Tamariki
A kuia hugging a big dog on the sunlit deckA group working together around a meeting table
Our marae · Hine o te Iwi

Life at the marae

Walking with a dog along the marae pathCurved timber arches along the maraeA kuia smiling beneath the archesKaimahi sharing a laugh in the officeLooking out from the marae window over farmland

He tangata, he tangata, he tangata.

For whānau: connection starts here. Whanaungatanga, and our links to Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu ↗

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Questions about Te Kaika Whakaaroaro, visiting the marae or connecting with whānau? We'd love to hear from you.

VisitMurihiku Marae
408 Tramway Road
Invercargill
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