Locales’ design concept for Whare Korero (left) and interpretative view shaft (right) on the summit and brow of Pukekaihau Pā site respectively
Giblin Group was privileged to be involved in this cultural development and tourism project through the development of the Business Case in 2019.
Central Hawke’s Bay District Council, in association with Iwi have been successful in securing funding from the Provincial Growth Fund for their Ngā Ara Tipuna – Waipukurau Pā Site – Interpretation project.
This project is seen as a key driver and catalyst for change in Tamatea/Central Hawke’s Bay, socially, culturally, economically and environmentally. It will be part of the local education curriculum, connect places of significance, link to other activities in the district, inspire conversations and business opportunities and above all celebrate Tamatea’s unique identity through a shared understanding of the place, its people and the past.
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