The Grey Lynn home where Niuean culture thrives | STILL HERE S2 | Episode 1
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2023
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The Fineone Hakupu community house has proudly sat at the top of Ariki St, Grey Lynn, for over 50 years, a pillar of the Central Auckland Niuean population. The house serves as space for generations of Hakupu members to meet, sing, celebrate and practise their culture.
In this episode of STILL HERE we met Leki Jackson-Bourke (28, Niuean, Samoan, Tongan), a multidisciplinary creative and teacher at Marcellin College fighting alongside his family and community to revitalise the endangered Niuean language and culture.
“When we come to this house [Ariki Street], it’s like the whispers of our ancestors are in the walls,” says Leki.
STILL HERE is a love letter to our inner-city Auckland Pasifika community. Since the 1950s, the Pasifika community has cultivated a unique Central Auckland identity that many of the community’s youth proudly embrace; both as an act of resistance from ongoing gentrification and as an unapologetic reminder that they and their families are Still Here.
Watch the full series here: • Still Here Season 2
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Putting Niue out there in the world has been one of my biggest dreams and goals to make come true and i will try my hardest by doing what ever i can possible. NEVER EMBARRASSED PROUD TO BE NIUEAN 🇳🇺🇳🇺💛💛
Fakaaue lahi ma Leki. Awesome to see our Ariki House still being used to serve the Hakupu families - putting it to such good use. Also so cool to see our Aunty Simoe one of the only or few foundation Matuas still there. Wow is that nearly 50 plus? years since they have been there. Awesome. Thank you to the Hakupu new generation putting it to good use. Fakaaue lahi.
Fakaaue ke he Atua.🙏🙏🙏
Omg Zumba classes and the camps and yes the greatest asset we could ever ask for. We are blessed because of our ancestors 🥹 I am grateful for this house ❤ “Ariki” aka Hakupu Community Center. Fakaaue ma Leki, Brinny, Meleua and uncle Derrick for telling our story. ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️
Such wonderful content, love this series, thank you!
Fakaue lahi mahaki family, loving this ❤
love stories like this! thank you Re:News 🙋🏻♀️🙏🏼 cultural belonging and the retaining and revitalising of our cultural identities & languages as Pacific peoples in NZ is so important! i esp liked how Leki acknowledges that we as Pacific people are not claiming (or rather, should not claim) that we are the tangata whenua of this land but we are ever so grateful to have spaces within this beautiful land where we can embrace our cultures ☺️ malo lahi Aotearoa!
i loved this video! Thank you!
THIS IS BEAUTIFUL! ! !
Grew up next door to a beautiful niuean girl , family was one of the sweetest ever. auuuua mean doco Chur
Love this ❤
Beautiful story ❤ loved thi😅s
love it family. Niue forever
to taha mitaki ma lou. Mean insights!
LOVE!!
Fakaue lahi ma Hakupu Atua! Cheehooo! 😍👏💛
Very nice fuluola ha ia ❤love u guys
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TAMA NIUE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Ayyyy taki
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I always thought niue was an island in Tonga both languages so similar
Lol but Tonga can keep Ashley Tonga though😂
Glad you found out :)
The similarity in language is a result of the Tu'i Tonga's influence.
Anyone know the song from 9:29 to 9:38? Asking for a friend
it’s an original composition :)
Damn ok, thx
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the aspect ratio is a bit odd
It's the 1:1 Aspect ratio. Gives off the vibe of an old camera film, makes the energy of the motion picture chillaxed and channels the focus of the viewer to a central subject by not showing more of the background due to the square shaped format.
Fakaaue lahi 🙏🏾🖐🏾🤎🇳🇺
Fakaaue lahi
𝐅𝐀𝐊𝐀𝐔𝐄 𝐋𝐀𝐇𝐈
Fakaue lahi........
I try very hard to teach my kids how to speak the language but then i gave up. Only nana can speak niuean to them and they speak back. When NANA died, everything change. I was busy working . I left in the dark, and came home in the dark. The mother doesnt help. She doesnt speak niuean well. Everything nana taught them went up in smoke. They only speak english and completely lost their vagahau niue.
Totally understand but it’s never too late to learn. Jump on the Vagahau Niue apps - Ponataki and the other is Fakaako e Vagahau Niue. Both have helped me :)
Loved it brother I've got a lot of nuiean mates. I'm.moari. church hoo
😂 This is a palagi spoon 😂 Chur Aroha to all you Guy's. ATUA Bless Niuean culture and people 🙏 Maori 🚼 Jeebus 🖐️
YOU ARE TANGATA WHENUA TO US