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The double-hulled sailing canoe Fa'afaite arrived in Tauranga Harbour yesterday, after leaving Tahiti and crossing the Pacific using traditional navigation. The Tahitian double-hulled canoe, Fa'afaite, has made it to New Zealand in just over three weeks. Photo: Tahiti Voyaging Society. An Auckland Museum exhibition, Tupaia and the Endeavour , and a screening of a feature-length documentary film, Tupaia's Endeavour, are also planned.
More than people from Tahiti are expected to attend the Tuia events happening around New Zealand next month to mark years since Captain James Cook landed in Aotearoa. The canoe Fa'afaite in Tahiti, before the voyage to Tauranga.
Tuia Voyage Flotilla kaitiaki Jack Thatcher said the journey of Fa'afaite proved the extraordinary capability and courage of Pacific voyagers who found and settled Aotearoa many generations ago. Mr Thatcher was responsible for receiving daily reports from the crew as the vessel sailed kilometres across the open ocean. The voyage was captained by year-old India Tabellini, the first time she has held this senior role on such a substantial journey. A traditional vaka leaves Tahiti today for New Zealand with its crew retracing the pathways of their Pacific ancestors.
The Cook Islands traditional voyaging canoe, Te Marumaru Atua, has made a grand return to her resting place off Rarotonga. Palau President Tommy Remengesau says there needs to be more action taken to reduce carbon emissions from ocean vessels. A purpose-built traditional vaka being gifted to Palau's government will be used to help island communities deal with the climate crisis. Ahead of the celebrations to mark Captain Cook's arrival in New Zealand, a Gisborne iwi is demanding an apology for the atrocities he brought upon their people.