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Te ArikinuiDame Te Atairangikaahu,[object Object],July 23 1931 − 15 August 2006,[object Object]
A Multicultural Tribute,[object Object],New Zealand Diversity Forum Te Papa Tuesday 22 August, 2006,[object Object]
Te rangatira te whaea o Te Motu,[object Object],Tenei te tangi te heke o te roimata,[object Object],Mou kua wehe kua ngaro atu nei,[object Object],Takahia te ara ki Te Reinga Te Rerenga Wairua,[object Object],Ki a rātou ngā mātua tūpuna,[object Object],Haere, haere ra e whae,[object Object],Whakangaro i konei,[object Object]
Your honour, Lady of the Land,[object Object],We all mourn and weep for you,[object Object],Who have departed from us,[object Object],Tread the spiritual pathway to Te Reinga Te Rerenga Wairua,[object Object],To the host of your ancestors before you,[object Object],Farewell to you, forever farewell,[object Object]
A mighty kauri has fallen. ,[object Object],This is a tremendously sad day for Maoridom and for all of New Zealand because Dame Te Ata has been one of our great leaders.With 40 years as the Māori Queen, and the head of a very, very big movement in Maoridom, she is acknowledged throughout the country as a great rangatira − a great leader.,[object Object],Rt Hon. Helen Clark,[object Object],Prime Minister,[object Object]
It's a very sad day.,[object Object],Dame Te Ata was for 40 years the Māori Queen and she brought to that role a quiet dignity which commanded respect from everybody, both Māori and Pākehā.,[object Object],Don BrashLeader of the Opposition (National Party),[object Object]
It is with extreme sadness that we mark the passing of Te Arikinui, who has been more than a queen and a spiritual leader to our people; she has been an auntie, a friend, a wife, mother and grandmother to four generations of whānau. Her wisdom has touched so many in her lifetime, that she has many friends all over the world.  She will be truly missed.,[object Object],Hon. Nanaia Mahuta,[object Object],Minister for Local Government, Customs and Youth Development,[object Object]
Like a beautiful butterfly.,[object Object],She has been an ariki in every sense of the word. I don't know of any other royalty that's been like her. She's carried out the role fantastically − she's been supportive of almost every initiative, she has been a lady at all times and we're going to miss her.,[object Object],Hon. Dr Pita Sharples ,[object Object],Co-Leader, Māori Party,[object Object]
As a calm and unifying leader, Dame Te Ata has worked with all to make this country a more inclusive and peaceful nation for all New Zealanders.,[object Object],Dame Te Ata maintained a close and long-standing relationship with the people of the Pacific, both in New Zealand and the Pacific. The people of Samoa hold her with great affection.,[object Object],Hon. Luamanuvao Winnie Laban ,[object Object],Minister for the Community and Voluntary Sector Associate Minister of Pacific Island Affairs,[object Object]
Great sadness is felt throughout the Asian community on Dame Te Ata’s passing.  I was fortunate enough to meet her several times and I remember her for her wisdom, strength of character and humility. I felt very welcome while in her presence and believe our country is poorer for her loss.,[object Object],Pansy Wong,[object Object],Member of Parliament National List ,[object Object]
She was clear and unequivocal.She never sacrificed her responsibility to Tainui, Kingitanga and Māori but she also listened and took account of the interests of New Zealand as a whole.,[object Object],Rosslyn Noonan,[object Object],Chief Commissioner,[object Object],Human Rights Commission ,[object Object]
Dame Te Atairangikaahu’s style of leadership was both humble and inspiring. Her influence has been felt very widely. She united New Zealanders and won great respect by leading in a way which we could all emulate.,[object Object],She has been a powerful influence for positive race relations. ,[object Object],Joris de Bres,[object Object],Race Relations Commissioner,[object Object]
Many women identified with Dame Te Atairangikaahu through the quiet way she carried out her style of leadership.This is her legacy to her people, to follow in her example. ,[object Object],Whaea Merimeri Penfold,[object Object],Commissioner,[object Object],Human Rights Commission,[object Object]
Kua hinga he totara nui i te wao nui o Tāne.,[object Object],Haere rā e te Whaea o te motu. Haere ki te huinga o te kahurangi, ki tua o te ārai, ki ō Mātua tūpuna kua whetūrangitia. Ka noho atu koe ki te taha o ngā Ariki o te Rangi he piringatahi oti atu ai e. ,[object Object],Ko tō moemoeā mō Aotearoa, ka mau i a mātou, kia noho tonu ngā Iwi katoa ō Aotearoa, ki raro i te korowai rangimārie, kia herea i roto i te aroha tētahi ki tētahi.,[object Object]
A great totara tree has fallen in the great forest of Tāne. Farewell to the Mother of the Nation, the Queen of Hearts, Te Arikinui Te Atairangi Kāhu. You have gone beyond the rainbow, to that place where the sun rises and sets, to the meeting place of our ancestors. You will take your place as Ariki among the great Ariki and the greatest Ariki of All. Your dream of Race Relations in Aotearoa will still be our dream, to be one people in a nation of peace and love. Haere haere haere.,[object Object],Bobby Newson,[object Object],Kaiwhakarite Human Rights Commission,[object Object]
I have known Dame Te Ata for many years and her legacy is one of great dignity, integrity and a gentleness of spirit, rare in most people let alone someone of her standing. ,[object Object],For decades she has been the voice of reason and conciliation and she and her influence will be sorely missed.,[object Object],Bob Harvey ,[object Object],Waitakere City Mayor,[object Object]
For over forty years she has displayed decisive leadership in a calm and dignified manner as befitted her high calling. The years since 1966 when she was designated to lead her people, have been momentous for Māori.Throughout the tumultuous days of the Treaty Settlements, the Maoritanga resurgence and the Foreshore and Seabed legislation, her voice was one of peace, reconciliation and tolerance.,[object Object],John A Dew,[object Object],Archbishop of Wellington,[object Object]
We offer our deepest sympathy for a special friend and supporter of PACIFICA. We will never forget how she reached out to us, how she accorded us her hospitality and her aroha as her Polynesian sisters. We acknowledge Dame Te Ata’s connections to our homelands in the wider Pacific region and we offer this Samoan verse specially written for this occasion:,[object Object],		Ua tagi le Fatu ma le ‘Ele’ele,[object Object],		‘Aua’ua pa’ le Aoa tele,[object Object],		Ia tafi mala lau faigamalaga,[object Object],		O le Atua lou ‘oliolisaga,[object Object],Diane Mara ,[object Object],National President P.A.C.I.F.I.C.A. Inc ,[object Object]
The NZ Federation of Ethnic Councils mourns the passing of our Māori Queen Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu. The ethnic, migrant and refugee communities of New Zealand will remember  her for the compassion, wisdom and dignity that was her in all her undertakings. Thank you and farewell our most lovely Queen Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu. God Bless.,[object Object],Pancha Narayanan,[object Object],President,[object Object],NZ Federation of Ethnic Councils,[object Object]
Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu leaves a legacy of leadership, vision, quiet dignity and grace to her people as well as to all New Zealanders. Her life embodied passion and conviction. Our heartfelt condolences to Tainui and all who loved her.,[object Object],Ruth DeSouza and Andy Williamson Aotearoa Ethnic Network,[object Object]
She personified everything that one associates with the title of Queen. She was a Queen in every sense of the word and as such had the utmost respect of New Zealanders from every ethnic community. She will be greatly missed. I extend my condolences to her family and the Tainui people.,[object Object],Wally Hirsh O.B.E.  JP,[object Object],Former Race Relations Conciliator,[object Object]
Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu,[object Object],We mourn the loss of this great leader, whose vision and wisdom offer hope for those of us who dare to grapple with issues of diversity in the hope that we might all further enrich the whenua of Aotearoa... Amuia e ua oti oi le Alii.,[object Object],Satiu Simativa Perese National Pacific Radio Trust,[object Object]
The Islamic Women's Council of New Zealand offers its sincere condolences to the people of Tainui. With you, we mourn the loss of an inspiring leader and a wonderful human being.  She was an example for all women, with the multiplicity of achievements that all women aspire to … We honour you, Dame Te Ata, and hope that we will be able to continue your work, and turn your dreams into a living reality. Be at peace.,[object Object], ,[object Object],Anjum Rahman,[object Object],Islamic Women's Council of New Zealand,[object Object]
The news of the passing of Te Arikinui, Dame Te Atairangikaahu, is reflected in our deep sadness. ,[object Object],Haere, haere, haere.,[object Object], ,[object Object],Charles Mabbett,[object Object],Asia New Zealand Foundation,[object Object]
The New Zealand Sikh Society (Wellington) Inc. expresses a deep sense of loss at the passing of the Māori Queen, Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu. She was an iconic figure.Gurtej Singh General Secretary New Zealand Sikh Society (Wellington) Inc,[object Object]
To our respected elders, brothers and sisters − assallamo alaikium wrt (greetings). On behalf of the members of the Muslim community of Mt Roskill and Auckland I would like to convey our condolences to the people of Tainui on their great loss. We share in your great loss and feel that a part of us has broken away also. May these small words bring you comfort, words are only words. Was Salam.,[object Object],Mohamed Moses,[object Object],Mt Roskill Islamic Trust,[object Object]
The passing away of Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu, the Māori Queen is  a great loss for the nation. Please accept our heartfelt condolences.,[object Object],Nikki Lal ,[object Object],Migrant Support Services,[object Object]
Kia Ora, Bula, Namaste and As-Salaam Alaykum. On behalf of all our members and whanau, I convey our deepest sympathy at the huge loss of our much beloved Māori Queen, Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu.  Our nation has lost a great and noble person who was well respected and admired by all. To our Tainui brothers and sisters please accept our very sincere condolences. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.,[object Object],Alton (Apirana) Shameem,[object Object],Founder and President,[object Object],Fiji Club of New Zealand (FCNZ) ,[object Object]
Her passing is a loss for all communities in Aotearoa.  We acknowledge her life’s work in promoting peace and reconciliation, providing strong leadership and reaching out to many peoples and cultures.,[object Object],It has been said that ‘a mighty kauri has fallen’.  Undoubtedly Dame Te Ata has left many seeds that will bear fruit for many generations to come − her ability to work and interact with a wide diversity of people is a shining beacon for us all.,[object Object],Mervin Singham,[object Object],DirectorOffice of Ethnic Affairs,[object Object]
It is an end of a legacy but the Māori community and every soul living in this nation will endure her thoughts, her poise, serenity and simplicity in their hearts and minds. People will recall with fond memories her touch and how readily she was accessible in the hour of need. She will never be forgotten and will never be able to disappear into the limbo of forgotten memories. She will always dwell in everyone’s hearts.,[object Object],Syed Akbar Kamal Darpan,[object Object],The Mirror Triangle TV,[object Object]
I was saddened to learn of the passing of Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu, a leader who leaves behind a rich legacy of honour, wisdom and unity. On behalf of Muslim New Zealanders, I extend our condolences to her family. May God grant her peace to her soul and patience to her loved ones … There is a Māori proverb that says “Waiho mā te tangata e mihi” − let someone else sing your praises. Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu was a living embodiment of this proverb and we honour and celebrate her achievements, which New Zealanders will praise for generations to come.,[object Object],Javed KhanPresident, Federation of Islamic ,[object Object],Associations of NZ,[object Object]
A truly royal lady, a leader of immense historic significance who shaped Tainui, Maoridom and Aotearoa New Zealand as a whole for 40 good years.,[object Object],Te Arikinui’s mana, spirituality and aroha made our country greater, and she became a source of unity, justice and hope for many.,[object Object],Archbishop Brown TureiTe Pihopa o Aotearoa,[object Object]
A tribute to a visionary leader much loved and respected. May she live on in all family members and in the hearts she has touched. May the memory of her love and wisdom inspire us all and may Rangatira be at Eternal Rest. Arohanui. God Bless.,[object Object],Vivian ChowChairperson,[object Object],The NZ Asia Association Inc., Auckland,[object Object]
On behalf of the Zimbabwean Community in New Zealand, I would like to express our deepest sympathies to the people of New Zealand on the untimely death of Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu, the Māori Queen. As a community we farewell a Great Leader, Mother and respected advocate of unity. May her legacy continue and the unity among her people strengthen.,[object Object],Titus KatiyoChairman,[object Object],Zimbabwean Association of New Zealand,[object Object]
We, the Ethnic Communities in Lower Hutt mourn the passing of a great lady, Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu, the Māori Queen. Her dignity and understanding of ethnic groups has always been an outstanding part of her personality, a loving thought and earnest prayer, sympathy deep and true, go from the hearts of all of us.,[object Object],Anita Mansell,[object Object],Hutt Ethnic Council ,[object Object],Wellington International Filipino ,[object Object],Society and Friends of New Settlers,[object Object]
Words are hardly adequate to express one’s compassion and grief, particularly at the death of a relative, a close friend or a compassionate and wise leader. Nonetheless, may I quote the words of our Honourable Prime Minister and say, “Dame Te Ata departs this world leaving her people stronger for her leadership and dedication and having contributed to making New Zealand a better place for us all to live in.” May she rest in peace and may God give strength and patience to her family and people to bear this great loss.,[object Object],Gul Zaman JPSecretary,[object Object],Counties Manukau Ethnic Council Inc.,[object Object]
It was with sadness that I read in The Times yesterday morning while on holiday in Wales of the death of Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu. The obituary in The Times added under her name “Dignified Queen of Māori who  preserved her people's culture and promoted unity in New Zealand". She was loved by both Māori and Pākehā alike and her quiet wisdom and dignified persona will be missed. Haere rā.,[object Object],Derek WilliamsSecretary,[object Object],Auckland Multicultural Society,[object Object]
The Auckland Regional Migrant Resource Centre Trust Board and staff wish to convey our deepest sympathy on the passing of the Māori Queen who we all held in great esteem. Dame Te Ata was an outstanding example to us all of serene and compassionate leadership. This is an enormous loss. Rest in Peace.,[object Object],Colin Dale,[object Object],Chairman,[object Object],Auckland Regional Migrant Services Charitable Trust Board,[object Object]
On behalf of myself and members of Metropolitan Community Churches in Aotearoa, I convey to all Māori of Aotearoa, our sadness and loss in the passing of Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu, the Māori Queen. A wonderful person and mentor to both myself and the people we serve. She will be greatly missed. Arohanui.,[object Object],Rev. Leigh R NeighbourPastor MCC Auckland,[object Object]
She was loved and respected by all Māori, Pākehā, migrants and refugees of all ethnic people alike, due to her humble and gracious nature. She was a pillar of Maoridom carrying herself as a dedicated tireless leader and ambassador among all communities … We all pray, “ May her soul rest in Peace”.  She will be sadly missed by our multicultural and multiethnic communities.,[object Object],S K Thuraisundaram,[object Object],QSM, JP,[object Object]
I extend my heart felt condolences and tribute to the late Māori Queen on behalf of IQRA (Community Cultural Institution) and members of the Bangladesh Community. We hope the Queen, the symbol of unity of the Māori community, will encourage unity among the population of ethnic diversity in our new homeland, New Zealand.,[object Object],Sharif Fattah,[object Object],IQRA NZ Trust,[object Object]
Ua Gasolosolo Ao, Mafuli le La, ma ua Gasetoto le Masina.,[object Object],Clouds are on the move, the Sun has turned and there is Blood on the Face of the Moon.,[object Object],For the Māori Queen, Dame Te Atairangikaahu has passed away. We mourn her loss but we find solace in her journey to be with her Almighty God.,[object Object],Dame Te Ata has been a pillar of dignity and inspired leadership, and her genuine search for a region to be connected to her people is a legacy we will never forget. She has been a true friend of the Pacific and we will continue to honour her.,[object Object],La manuia lau faigamalaga lau Afioga ile Tupu Tama’ita’i.,[object Object],Fa’amatuainu Tino Pereira,[object Object],Samoan Advisory Council Wellington,[object Object]
Dame Te Atairangikaahu was an exceptional human being. She was a wonderful example of someone who was called to a role she could never have been ready for but in which she successfully developed a formidable combination of insight, dignity, warmth and shrewdness. Perhaps her greatest achievement was to generate among all New Zealanders, Māori and non-Māori, a sense that she was everybody's Queen. History will be very grateful to her for that.,[object Object],Chris Laidlaw,[object Object],Former Race Relations Conciliator,[object Object]
To Tainui and the Māori Community:,[object Object],The New Zealand Chinese Association Inc. offers its respects and condolences on the occasion of the passing of Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu, the Māori Queen. We have all suffered the loss of a great leader of the Māori people whose dignity, wisdom and influence will be sorely missed by the various communities in New Zealand.,[object Object],Kai LueyPresident  New Zealand Chinese Association,[object Object]
Dame Te Ata was a remarkable person always bridging the divide no matter how great the gulf. I salute a proud leader of her people and a wonderful New Zealander. A great leader has passed on, but "the lady's" legacy will live from mokopuna to mokopuna.,[object Object],Gregory Fortuin ,[object Object],SA Honorary Consul and Former Race Relations Conciliator,[object Object]
The New Zealand Tongan community join with the tangata whenua and other New Zealanders in mourning the passing of Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu, the Māori Queen … Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu will be remembered by all for her grace, guidance and the stability she provided in a challenging and changing world. A Māori Queen who provided leadership for everyone in Aotearoa, as well as across the Pacific region, where Te Moana Nui a Kiwa connects us all ...,[object Object],Faka'apa'apa 'atu,[object Object],Melino Maka,[object Object],Tongan Advisory Council ,[object Object],of New Zealand,[object Object]
The ethnic groups represented by the Waitakere Ethnic Board and the ethnic people of Waitakere join in mourning the passing away of Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu… We pray for her soul to rest in peace. The important role she played for the Māori community in particular and for the people of New Zealand in general will always be remembered and valued.,[object Object],Ann Pala,[object Object],President ,[object Object],Waitakere Ethnic Board,[object Object]
Kia Ora Koutou, Nomoshkar  ,[object Object],Bengalis share many similarities with tangata whenua, such as the rich traditional culture, respect to kaumātua, a whānau based socio-economic structure and ‘walking backwards to the future’ embracing those who have passed on ahead of us. We will remember the Queen with respect for her leadership in furthering these values, her humble manners and simple lifestyle.,[object Object],Dr Madhumati Chatterji,[object Object],President,[object Object],Probasee Bengalee Association of NZ Inc.,[object Object]
We, the President and the members of the Auckland Regional Ethnic Council were sorry to hear about the sad demise of Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu.  She was spiritual, holy grandmother, mother, daughter and loved and liked by one and all from the various ethnic communities of wider Auckland. She was regarded by the ethnic community of wider Auckland as the most lovable queen of the present time. We all pray for her family who will be missing her.,[object Object],Auckland Regional Ethnic Council,[object Object]
We feel very sorry about the sad news of the passing away of Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu, the Māori Queen. We would like to express our feelings about this simple, down to earth lady, whom we understood as spiritual guide to the Māori as well as other indigenous people living on the earth. We pray her soul be in rest in heaven.,[object Object],New Zealand Kannada Koota Inc.,[object Object]
Ourmembers have considered Te Ata, the Māori Queen, as affectionate, spiritual, humble, loving every human being without any discrimination, She was a true follower of Basava Philosophy, where noble principles like Holiness of work, donating to the needs of the community and devotion were considered important. We pray Basaveshwara to bless all of us to lead our life on the visionary path of our Māori Queen, Te Ata.,[object Object],Basava Samithi of Australasia,[object Object],New Zealand Chapter,[object Object]
For us, mother queen of Māori was very special and we found her an affectionate, visionary person, committed to the Māori societies and others at large. We miss her charming and dedicated personality. We pray her soul be at rest in the heaven.,[object Object],New Zealand Vedanta Education Society,[object Object]
I wish to submit our honoured tribute to the great soul of Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu who was regarded as guide, philosopher, spiritual leader, above all, humble grandmother, mother, daughter to the loved and close ones. Our community has lost a great soul and honoured lady of the present period. It is a huge loss to the country, the community of Māori as well as others of the wider community.,[object Object],Dr Lingappa Kalburgi,[object Object],Chairperson,[object Object],Sandringham Community Centre,[object Object]
We share in the loss of the mother of the nation of Aotearoa. We join in hearts to bid her farewell in this life where she set an excellent example in her role as Queen, full of compassion, kindness and consideration for this nation. We greatly mourn her departure and the immense loss suffered by this nation. We pray to the All Mighty to make her onward journey a trouble free one and one that is filled with the light that she has left behind for the nation. Assalamu Alaikum − may your onward journey be filled with peace.,[object Object],Working Together Group (WTG) ,[object Object],working with Muslim ,[object Object],grassroots communities,[object Object]
We are saddened by the death of Dame Te Ata, a great leader who inspired many in Aotearoa and across the world. To the people of Tainui and whānau of Dame Te Ata, our heartfelt condolences. May she rest in peace.Jennifer Janif, Umma Trust, Auckland Koos Ali  WellingtonMahad Warsame, Chairperson, Auckland Somali Community AssociationHashem Slaimankhel, Afghani Community, Auckland Arief Saied, Afghani Community, AucklandHassan Hosseini, NZ Ethnic Social Services, Auckland,[object Object]
Waikato Ethnic Council Inc. wishes to convey their heartfelt condolences on behalf of the Ethnic Community in Waikato to the family of the Māori Queen Dame Te Atairangikaahu and the people of Tainui. We echo the sentiments of all the people of Aotearoa and praise the great effort of their graceful leader who worked on their behalf for the last forty years.,[object Object], ,[object Object],Nagan Suppiah,[object Object],President,[object Object],Waikato Ethnic Council Inc.,[object Object]
Te Arikinui was a wonderful person and leader.She was a much-loved and hugely respected woman and our thoughts are with her family and people at this time. Her passing away is a huge loss not only for Māori but all New Zealanders. On behalf of the Trustees, Management and Senior citizens of Shanti Niwas, please accept our heart felt condolences.,[object Object], ,[object Object],Indu Bajaj QSM, MSW,[object Object],Manager,[object Object],Shanti Niwas Trust,[object Object]
Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu will always be remembered for her grace and dignity. Her ability to bring different ethnic groups together, eliminating disputes and engaging peaceful and meaningful dialogue amongst all, was an incredible “gift”. Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu's passing is a great loss not only for Māori tribes but for all people living in New Zealand.,[object Object],Vijeshwar Prasad, QSM, JP President Ethnic Council of Rangitikei-Wanganui,[object Object]
Oue tulou. Monu Tagaloa. Tau manatu fakaalofa ha ko e ha mutolu/tautolu a tau loto momoko. Fakaaue ha ko e haana a takitakiaga, to nakai nimo.  ,[object Object],Pefi Kingi,[object Object],NIU Development Inc.,[object Object],National Pacific Problem Gambling Service,[object Object]
Dame Te Atairangikaahu expressed clearly her attachment to whānau and iwi, to tikanga Māori, and showed her love of tradition, support for change, and her aims for unity. The mana of her personality and activities reflected on all New Zealanders, and inspired the striving for a harmonious society in Aotearoa that the interfaith movement also aims for.,[object Object],From the range of faiths represented in our Council, we express our hope that her eternal soul will rest in peace.,[object Object], “Haere ki ngā Rangitūhāhā, te marae o Te Matua Nui i Te Rangi. Haere! Haera! Haere atu rā”,[object Object],Wellington Interfaith Council,[object Object]
There is a great sadness at the loss of Dame Te Ata. I was very fortunate to meet her twice. Once was at the 25th anniversary of her Coronation. The other was at a private concert, when the Gypsy King of Hungary met and played the famous Hungarian violin for her − both were very special occasions. I came to this country from other countries, but when I came here I not only found a new country, but the home I never had before. ,[object Object],The friendliness and hospitality I experienced in this land, we in the Ethnic Council like to convey to the new migrants that come to our shores. The great presence and the beauty of Dame Te Ata will stay with us for a long time.,[object Object],Hella Wilson,[object Object],President,[object Object],Tauranga Regional Ethnic Council,[object Object]
Queen Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu and Beloved Family,[object Object],May you always know,[object Object],That others truly care,[object Object],And may this help in some small way,[object Object],To ease the sorrow that you bear,[object Object],With heartfelt sympathy,[object Object],Prem Singh,[object Object],President,[object Object],Ethnic Council Wellington ,[object Object]
Tēnā koutou, Assalamu alaikum, greetings and peace. ,[object Object],On behalf of the Council of Christians and Muslims NZ (Inc.) we send our condolences on the death of Te Arikinui, Dame Te Atairangikaahu. Her gracious leadership over many years has influenced the life of this nation, across ethnic, cultural and religious boundaries. We give thanks to Almighty God/Allah for her life and her contribution towards peace and justice for all peoples in Aotearoa New Zealand.,[object Object],Ashraf Anwar & Bruce Keeley  ,[object Object],Co-Presidents ,[object Object],Council of Christians and ,[object Object],Muslims NZ (Inc.),[object Object]
It is with deep sadness that the NZ Jewish Community marks the passing of Dame Te Atairangikaahu and the huge loss to Maoridom of a much loved and loving Queen. We join the nation in our grief for a woman of great worth and dignity who we were honoured to host at the Synagogue in Auckland, and who joined us at a Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) ceremony at Parliament. In the words of the ancient Hebrew memorial prayer El Malei Rachamin "May God of Compassion gather her in the shelter of your wings and may her soul be bound in the bond of life.”,[object Object],Stephen Goodman,[object Object],President,[object Object],NZ Jewish Council ,[object Object]
Tupu Tama’ita’i,[object Object],Dame Te Arikinui Te Atairangikaahu Māori Queen we farewell you with aroha. ,[object Object],Your life of service inspires us to work together. ,[object Object],A bridge between our peoples truly building a nation.,[object Object],May we honour you by fulfilling your message of peace.,[object Object],Our children's children will write and sing songs of your life.,[object Object],Aotearoa mourns the passing away of a gracious Mother of this nation.,[object Object],*Tupu tama’ita’i the Samoan word for Queen   ,[object Object],Rev. Mua Strickson-Pua,[object Object],Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand Community worker, Educationalist, Artist & Poet,[object Object]
I think a fitting tribute to Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu and her leadership would be: ,[object Object],“See in the hearts of my people a love that endures, a faith that inspires and hands that link in unity to bind us in one purpose.”,[object Object],Hon. Nanaia Mahuta ,[object Object],Member of Parliament, Tainui,[object Object]
Te ArikinuiDame Te Atairangikaahu,[object Object],July 23 1931 – 15 August 2006,[object Object]

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