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Maine Kūki ʻĀirani Aotearoa Hit the Stage
Wednesday 30 October 2024 | Written by Melina Etches | Published in Entertainment, Features
Pictured are the 2024 Maine Kūki ʻĀirani Aotearoa contestants. From Left: Maine A’ua’u Enua - Inano Aniterea, Maine Anuanua - Jenna Te Ariki, Maine Oire Nikao - Tatyana Nomotu, Maine Araura Enua - Ngatepaeru Maoate, Maine Oire Reu - Siniva Talamaivao-Nickel, Maine Takitumu: Keikilani Rea, Maine Akatokamanava - Ambushia Mateariki. GERARDUS VERSPEEK/24102916
Maine Kūki ʻĀirani Aotearoa Hit the Stage
The 2024 Maine Kūki ʻĀirani Aotearoa contestants are Maine A’ua’u Enua - Inano Aniterea, Maine Anuanua - Jenna Te Ariki, Maine Oire Nikao - Tatyana Nomotu, Maine Araura Enua - Ngatepaeru Maoate, Maine Oire Reu - Siniva Talamaivao-Nickel, Maine Takitumu: Keikilani Rea, Maine Akatokamanava - Ambushia Mateariki.
These young women aged between 18-26 will be competing in the official Miss Cook Islands New Zealand Pageant on November 30 at the Waipuna Conference Centre in Auckland.
The Maine Kūki ʻĀirani Aotearoa (MKAA) committee has a new team with renewed dedication and vision.
This event aims to develop young women by nurturing confidence, self-esteem, and important life skills.
Tickets for the Maine Kūki ʻĀirani Aotearoa pageant are available for $100 each, with corporate tables of 10 available. For more details or to purchase tickets, please email: mainekukiairaniaotearoa@gmail.com
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