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Saturday 27 July 2019 | Written by Thomas Tarurongo Wynne | Published in Weekend
Thomas Wynne's granddaughter Amaia joined the protests against a housing development on traditional Maori land in Ihumatao, south Auckland. 19072611
As dawn broke at Mauna Kea to the north, and as dawn broke at Ihumatao to the south, sons and daughters of the moana gathered to fight for protection for their sacred lands.
As dawn broke at Mauna Kea to the north, and as dawn broke at Ihumatao to the south, sons and daughters of the moana gathered to fight for protection for their sacred lands.
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