Zhane Tiopira Tāhau

Reverend Zhane Tiopira Tāhau is a community leader and spiritual figure involved in efforts to honor and restore respect to the Ōmāhu Urupā, a Māori burial site that was vandalized. He was recently in the news for receiving an unmarked urn believed to have been displaced during Cyclone Gabrielle, as he sought to connect it with the appropriate whānau.

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New Zealand: Archdeacon Zhane Tiopira Tāhau, who is an Ōmāhu local and pastor at the church, spoke about the church's significance. 9

Don Tamihere Andrew Hedge Renata Kawepo Paora Kaiwhata Tareha Te Moananui Hinauri Tiopira Tahau Evelyn Kupa Hinemoa Hakiwai Moana Ropiha

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: On The Up: St John’s Ōmāhu Church reopens almost three years after Cyclone Gabrielle floods

New Zealand: Reverend Zhane Tiopira Tāhau was trying to find the whānau related to an unmarked urn found after Cyclone Gabrielle. 7

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Hawke’s Bay: Vandals target Ōmāhu Urupā damaging over 20 headstones