Was born and raised ☺️ now residing in Australia and have not been back home in such a long time. Growing up in Otara was by far the best years of mine and my brothers lives. Playing out in the streets till the street lights turned on and would walk to the dairy for $50c hot chips, didn't have a swimming pool so we would play with the outside hose😆 Otara Markets were always the best place to get cheap clothing and delicious food🤤 Grateful my parents bought our home where we grew up in, built our character's and molded us into the adults that we are today. Still beautiful to us and still home regardless of where we are in the world 👍🏼❤️
I was born and bred in Mt Roskill and all my Whanau were in Otara so it was awesome times at the Aunties and Uncles and then of to the flee market. I haven’t been home in 12 years and I reside in Toowoomba and I miss the food.
This documentary was 10 years too late. They didn't become poor overnight. They were brought here to work, at the peak of NZ's economy, to do the jobs that no kiwi wanted to do. Then when the economy went bad, there was no help for anyone.
Islanders are lucky they have a good opportunity to get a citizenship in a country that is liveable the islands are a lot harder to earn money and create a better life then NZ that’s why they move to New Zealand for more and better opportunity’s
@@gunslinger1665 its a two way street. islanders looked to move here for more opportunity. New Zealand accepted them to do the jobs that most Kiwis weren’t willing to do. but when shit hit the fan Pacific Islanders were left to be scapegoats for a lot of New Zealand’s societal problems.
I'm an Otarian child (no longer livin' there though), went to Yendarra Primary, Ferguson Intermediate and Tangaroa College. Born in the late 80's, grew up in Otara during the 90's. The swimming pools were the best - bombing with bottles (not me but my bro's and their boys), break dance'n on cardboard, marbles, chatter rings, handball, gutter board etc. Those were the best days.
True they where racist as shit to Maori children that’s why not a lot of maoris speak te reo today as our parents and grandparents where teached to not speak the language
Unfortunately We Were In Townsville Living When This Video Was Filmed!......It Was The Very First Time Townsville Airport Had Bin Made a International Airport N These Maoris Arrived! .....But, Otara Was My Home With My Solo Mum & 8 Siblings 4 Many Yrs!...My Very First Job At 15 yrs Old Was At The I.G.A. at Otara Shopping Centre, That No Longer a I.G.A....The Otara Markets Was Our Saturday Shopping Spree & Fed Our Faces!...Loved My Life In Otara!...My Hubby Knew A lot Of The Storm Troopers Bak In The Dayz!...Otara Will Always Have That Place In My Heart!!
This is interesting. Our family moved into Otara 1979, so I grew up up there right through until mid 2000. Flat Bush Primary - Clover Park Intermediate School - TC. I had seen it all, violence, gangs, graffiti/tagging, spacies! I’m one of the lucky ones to progress to a better life
Who remembers the SPACIE PARLOUR at the corner of Otara Town Centre, it was the only one back in the 80s? BMX bikes used to get stolen as the owners were too busy playing SPACIES! And back in those days there were lots of SCABBING at the entrance for coins to play SPACIES.
@ Brian Mapps YES BRO THAT THE ONE UPSTAIRS? THERE WAS ONE LATER ON LEVELED FLOOR, IT WOULD BE LOCATED WHERE THERES A ASIAN SHOP NOW I THINK. NOW A DAYS THERE'S MORE HUSTLING SCABBING
Worked at the power station in 1978 then again mid 80 to early 82 (those 6 chimneys). Often went to the East Tamaki (aka "the flying jug") for lunch. Nice toasties and the beer was cold.
My Mum Got Her First State House In Gilbert Rd, Otara Bak In The Sixties!..My Kids All Attended Bairds & Hillary College!..Loved The The Otara Flea Market!
The Pakeha teachers at Hillary College ONLY were well versed in cultures. At Otahuhu College in the next suburb our teachers were all Pakeha and cultural insensitive peasants. With hindsight I realise my loss. Was bloody hard in the 80's for brown skin.
@heavysaxophonemusic bata bullets. Made in Lyall Bay, Wellington ( home of fat freddys drop). Bata shoe factory is still alive and still selling shoes and employing local Wellingtonians. 3 Bata Place, Owhiro Road, Wellington
Its only seperated from housing prices. Plus in NZ the state houses were predominantly out South conviently near all the warehousing jobs etc. It wasnt natural selection, it was by design.
If I was a Islander I’d go back to the Islands... far better over there than NZ, the Islanders that stayed in the islands are far better off! and now in this global world they have loads of opportunities in the islands
I was brought up in otara since 1968- 1979. Then back in 1990 - 1993. Clydemore, Bairds, to Hillary college. Life was hard in low income families P.I. dawn raids overstayers. U had to survive in my time lol.
Wow this was 40 years ago, the Maori and Pacific Islanders are confident and articulate about their future. I hope Otara is still strong and thriving . There is such a strong community spirit among the children of Maui here.
MY PLAYGROUND (CASPER RD & FLAT BUSH) THE OLD SCHOOL TUNNEL 1980z CHILD. E.T. TAVERN A.K.A. THE FLYING JUG DUE TO ALL THE JUGS THAT USE TO GET THROWN DURING BAR FIGHTS. I REMEMBER MY UNCLE (JAMES HARRIS) HAD A BRAWL WITH OVER 40 STORM TROOPERS... THEY GOT HIM BUT COULDN'T DROP HIM R.I.P. UNCS. ONLY MY DAD & BARMEN SECURITY MAN SAMOAN (SECAYDA) HELPED MY UNC OUT
01:37 we use to play in those dirty ass waters as kids ( that's Sully Paea's house behind those trees/near power line ).....giving zero fcuks about sludge and years of chemical waste from long gone industrial factories dotted along Lovegrove Cres and further up the creek towards Springs road. My baby bro was the ONLY person I ever knew this 1time (in our whole time living near the Creek) had got a real bad reaction from those dirty ass waters lol...oh whatta life Otara 🤣🤣🤣
And I and my family still go out to Grey Lynn for church sometimes and we still live here in the area; well, now called Clover Park 🫥 used to be called East Tamaki / Otara / Wiri? Well for the area I’m in 🥴. Sometimes I wonder about why my parents would never leave South Auckland 😴 oh well ♥️
Brian Watson was our principal later in the late 80's at Northcote College. I didn't see him round much. I think he retired but maybe he moved on to somewhere else. Interesting hearing his voice and opinion after all these years.
I fell out big time with Mr Lindberg (English teacher at Hillary) in my 5th form year. Spent a lot of my 6th form year going around talking to businesses and other schools trying to raise money for the community centre.
Interesting, seems so long ago now , I experienced the pakuranga comparison, not from otara , But went to primary school in manurewa , late 60s early 70s , then moved to pakuranga , the two areas were very different back then,
Wow great to see what it looked like b4 i was born, aaaaah that kid reading sounds sooooo maori I love it, brings sooooo much memories, I dont see anything i can pin point hahaha Im lije where is tht place, thought it was otara town centre but idnt even know if that was there back then Ooooh i see that marae is still there around by winz
Check out Southside rising and Stormtroopers NZ for some real history of Otara, insight into how and why Stormtroopers helped S/A evolve and give its locals some mana
The best Cook Island doughnuts are at the Otara flea market........Yummy......and the best muscle fritters are from the Otara flea market....i think that person has a shop near mangere bridge........
We have to understand this piece of land in South Auckland Otara is a cursed land. The people of Otara builds on a land most know nothing about so suicide rape slashing open skin is not understood especially Samoan culture. Wow, the way these young adults communicate how they speak English their bright mind. Most today don't really have an identity or hope belief system anymore. 👆💯💯
108 franklyn road went to clyde skwel birds intermedite hillary kickd out whn i was 13,48 now,dad was a stoom trooper was in maori group with dan davis te whetu marama was our group,i became street kid after the yogi boys we robbd like them to get buy we use to cross the motorway lol hit the rich papatoetoe,manakau,loved the flea market OTARA HARD SOUTHSIDE
THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT POLYNESIA IT'S DIFFERENT FROM MAORI?. I DON'T GET IT. CAUSE IN HAWAII THEY HAVE A PLACE CALL. POLYNESIAN COURTIER CENTER FOR 6 ISLANDS OF POLYNESIANS. SAMOA, TONGA, HAWAII, TAHITI, FIJI, AND NEW ZEALAND MAORI. 🍈🌴🍌🍍
My family had t9o 2 properties in Grey Lynn. Both homes were between 60-70k now worth over 1m. Its crazy how gentrification and immigration ruins an economy
Was born and raised ☺️ now residing in Australia and have not been back home in such a long time. Growing up in Otara was by far the best years of mine and my brothers lives. Playing out in the streets till the street lights turned on and would walk to the dairy for $50c hot chips, didn't have a swimming pool so we would play with the outside hose😆 Otara Markets were always the best place to get cheap clothing and delicious food🤤 Grateful my parents bought our home where we grew up in, built our character's and molded us into the adults that we are today. Still beautiful to us and still home regardless of where we are in the world 👍🏼❤️
I was born and bred in Mt Roskill and all my Whanau were in Otara so it was awesome times at the Aunties and Uncles and then of to the flee market.
I haven’t been home in 12 years and I reside in Toowoomba and I miss the food.
This documentary was 10 years too late. They didn't become poor overnight. They were brought here to work, at the peak of NZ's economy, to do the jobs that no kiwi wanted to do. Then when the economy went bad, there was no help for anyone.
That’s just not true they didn’t have qualifications to get a good paying job.
Your so right
@@DR-nh6oo better than the pay in the islands
Islanders are lucky they have a good opportunity to get a citizenship in a country that is liveable the islands are a lot harder to earn money and create a better life then NZ that’s why they move to New Zealand for more and better opportunity’s
@@gunslinger1665 its a two way street. islanders looked to move here for more opportunity. New Zealand accepted them to do the jobs that most Kiwis weren’t willing to do. but when shit hit the fan Pacific Islanders were left to be scapegoats for a lot of New Zealand’s societal problems.
I'm an Otarian child (no longer livin' there though), went to Yendarra Primary, Ferguson Intermediate and Tangaroa College. Born in the late 80's, grew up in Otara during the 90's. The swimming pools were the best - bombing with bottles (not me but my bro's and their boys), break dance'n on cardboard, marbles, chatter rings, handball, gutter board etc. Those were the best days.
Chatter rings 😍
You are beautiful 😍
@@exeutiy7445 Still remember the sound the chatter ring makes. Good times.
@Andre Mensah 1987 :)
@@newmo81 And you are awesome xo
Dad brought a house in otara 1985 and I was fortunate to grow up there, and I loved every day of it thanks dad Rest In Peace thank you OTARA !!! ❤️
Daaamn 1980s O-town pakeha teachers were more woke than any teachers around today
So true aye, good point
Chur
True they where racist as shit to Maori children that’s why not a lot of maoris speak te reo today as our parents and grandparents where teached to not speak the language
FACTS even better at speaking reo back then
I was born and raised in Otara from 1976-1984. Best years of my life.
75 to 85..
1200AD TO 2021
Unfortunately We Were In Townsville Living When This Video Was Filmed!......It Was The Very First Time Townsville Airport Had Bin Made a International Airport N These Maoris Arrived! .....But, Otara Was My Home With My Solo Mum & 8 Siblings 4 Many Yrs!...My Very First Job At 15 yrs Old Was At The I.G.A. at Otara Shopping Centre, That No Longer a I.G.A....The Otara Markets Was Our Saturday Shopping Spree & Fed Our Faces!...Loved My Life In Otara!...My Hubby Knew A lot Of The Storm Troopers Bak In The Dayz!...Otara Will Always Have That Place In My Heart!!
I'm white From Australia. love for Samoans. They are very hard workers. Good culture, good hungi and funny.
Hangi* and that's the maori name for it, islanders call it umu
19:27 that’s my dad 😂
Wow.. I literally just went back in time
😍
Almost 40 years later and Otara is still experiencing some of these problems.
40 Years!
@@peterjessiman7005 True! my bad
Not as bad though ! Do you live in otara ??? If you dont then shhhh
@@birdb2248 It's much safer than it used to be but problems with education and employment still exist.
Thought the same thing. History repeats itself .
Omg, Times sure have changed. Back then’ very clean, well neatly dressed and well mannered also. Times have changed x100 .......
Notice the light traffic on Auckland Harbour Bridge at the start of documentary. Great days.
I know its beautiful 😢😢😢 well never see that again
Wow islanders were well spoken back then
Ted Josiah gummmmon lol 😂
They are if youre nice to them atleast 🤣
😂
Wat da ,fuk u sayin ma g??
Shame how they talk now. Do well spoken back then.
I thought I was From Otara
Until in my Late 20s found out I'm really from the Hokianga 😅 So loved Growing up with All our Otarian Whanau 🎉🎉
This is interesting. Our family moved into Otara 1979, so I grew up up there right through until mid 2000.
Flat Bush Primary - Clover Park Intermediate School - TC. I had seen it all, violence, gangs, graffiti/tagging, spacies! I’m one of the lucky ones to progress to a better life
Mrs manapori is a legend ❤❤ otara!
The best place for me to ever grow up..
My uncle's AND aunties with them OG sideburns 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👀🤦♂️😭🤣
Who remembers the SPACIE PARLOUR at the corner of Otara Town Centre, it was the only one back in the 80s? BMX bikes used to get stolen as the owners were too busy playing SPACIES! And back in those days there were lots of SCABBING at the entrance for coins to play SPACIES.
@ Brian Mapps YES BRO THAT THE ONE UPSTAIRS? THERE WAS ONE LATER ON LEVELED FLOOR, IT WOULD BE LOCATED WHERE THERES A ASIAN SHOP NOW I THINK. NOW A DAYS THERE'S MORE HUSTLING SCABBING
Yogies and rocks spacies parlour
And a Hmx healing 500 , can fetch over $800 on trademe
WOW, haven't heard the name SPACIES for YONKS LOL. I was from Wellington, live in the UK, but the SPACEY parlour was a big part in our community.
Who were the yogi boys
Man everything looked so clean back then
It was no p
It really did!
Yeah cause it was all new
Look how skinny everyone was
🤣damn I use to hang out at the Yogi space invaders shop...back then Otara was the best...miss the 70s/80s/90s
Still have love for the hood!! 💕
Worked at the power station in 1978 then again mid 80 to early 82 (those 6 chimneys). Often went to the East Tamaki (aka "the flying jug") for lunch. Nice toasties and the beer was cold.
My Mum Got Her First State House In Gilbert Rd, Otara Bak In The Sixties!..My Kids All Attended Bairds & Hillary College!..Loved The The Otara Flea Market!
Remember helping as a kid in the Korkiri gardens with my Papa Paul Grace he was a hard man but fair as they were back then.
The good old days❤
The swanie or swanndri. We used to wear those things all year round, winter and summer, 😆
Stormtroopers, Yoggies
Those kids in the classroom could be one of our parents 🤷🏽♂️
Thanks for the upload bro. My first school in Auckland was Bairds Primary back in the 80’s.
Dawson primary
Rongomai primary
Otara pools and SPACIE parlour were the best hang out for kids during summer holidays in the 80s. Only OTARIANS would know 😆😆😆
It was great even in the early 90's
Fuhuhuhuuuu cant beat a feed at the otara markets on a saturday morning.
@ Matt Pazz HELL YEAH "OTARA" MORE BANG FOR YOUR $BUX$ THEN ANYWHERE IN STH AKL
@@onetwo6675 allday! 🤙
OTARA my dad's first hood when came to Aotearoa
He problee hung out wif Mai dad uce!!! Lmfao🤝🤜🤛
Both your uncles and you can fuck off back to the islands
gizzy east what’s with the hate, fuck off with your negativity
Use to be a lovely Town Center & Fleamarket 70s & 80s
Love this documentary ❤
💜💜💜💜💜💜💜 Otara and the flea market. Grew up there.
The Pakeha teachers at Hillary College ONLY were well versed in cultures. At Otahuhu College in the next suburb our teachers were all Pakeha and cultural insensitive peasants. With hindsight I realise my loss. Was bloody hard in the 80's for brown skin.
Anyone remember nomads, treks and footlights lol 80s kool times defender, scrambler & pacman vid games🤣
@heavysaxophonemusic bata bullets. Made in Lyall Bay, Wellington ( home of fat freddys drop). Bata shoe factory is still alive and still selling shoes and employing local Wellingtonians.
3 Bata Place, Owhiro Road, Wellington
Its only seperated from housing prices. Plus in NZ the state houses were predominantly out South conviently near all the warehousing jobs etc. It wasnt natural selection, it was by design.
Cur cur from Paeroa 🎸😎 cost me seven dollars from Paeroa to Papatoetoe get of the bus then cross over the bridge to Otara.😂❤ . thankyou for sharing ❤
If I was a Islander I’d go back to the Islands... far better over there than NZ, the Islanders that stayed in the islands are far better off! and now in this global world they have loads of opportunities in the islands
Definitely don't agree
But then they can't get the dole?
I was brought up in otara since 1968- 1979. Then back in 1990 - 1993. Clydemore, Bairds, to Hillary college. Life was hard in low income families P.I. dawn raids overstayers. U had to survive in my time lol.
its good to know how far south Auckland has progressed, but still its sad how islanders and Maori were portrayed.
Jablo Whack And how was that?
Yo good luck trying collect cockles these days, dam would have be paradise to be able to just drive down to the sea and grab a feed like that.
OTARA forever in my heart SANDRA AVE #14 forever HOME ❤️
Donna Awatere with a clean shave...nice one Dons, loooking forward to more "facts" from your world
Wow this was 40 years ago, the Maori and Pacific Islanders are confident and articulate about their future. I hope Otara is still strong and thriving . There is such a strong community spirit among the children of Maui here.
I swear there are more Indians in South Auckland than polys now.
Piss Off slowly and surely yes give it another 20 years most of us will be past Papakura southward
I used to see polys in every car, every shop, every house just months ago. But today it’s Indians and Arabs. Their all gone to Ozz.
We all moved over to Sydney or Brisbane and Melbourne 🤣👌💯
@@s.a.1834 yeah I’m in Sydney now but Otara is in my heart 💜
As a white 49 year old palangi, I have huge respect for samoans,
@ PC gone mad 3142536 THANK YOU & SO MUCH APPRECIATED. RESPECT BACK TO YOU, WHERE IT'S DUE
@Vince Baleto 1, They work hard and contributed to NZ economy, 2 , They are classed as a super race,3, Amazing sense of humor ,
@@onetwo6675 lelei uma laʻu uo
@@PCgonemad-ih9pr Lmfao Super race you reckon?
@@PCgonemad-ih9pr Brada relax with the super race talk everyones equal no ones super lol
Otara will frvr be the HOOD #home HAHA 😂😂😆
How buzzy. Back then you couldn’t tell wether man was Maori or islander we all looked very similar
Now you can’t afford to buy a house in Otara 💯
Very interesting, amazing people.
MY PLAYGROUND (CASPER RD & FLAT BUSH) THE OLD SCHOOL TUNNEL 1980z CHILD. E.T. TAVERN A.K.A. THE FLYING JUG DUE TO ALL THE JUGS THAT USE TO GET THROWN DURING BAR FIGHTS. I REMEMBER MY UNCLE (JAMES HARRIS) HAD A BRAWL WITH OVER 40 STORM TROOPERS... THEY GOT HIM BUT COULDN'T DROP HIM R.I.P. UNCS. ONLY MY DAD & BARMEN SECURITY MAN SAMOAN (SECAYDA) HELPED MY UNC OUT
Hardly any palangis anymore, unless there Teachers
Now, an Otara former state house will sell for nearly a Million bucks! How's that fair?
Uce do you have a spare million dollar? Plz
@@zachsakaria4957 bruh, I'm poor as.
New Zealand culture this is what makes NZ what it is and who we are today.
01:37 we use to play in those dirty ass waters as kids ( that's Sully Paea's house behind those trees/near power line ).....giving zero fcuks about sludge and years of chemical waste from long gone industrial factories dotted along Lovegrove Cres and further up the creek towards Springs road. My baby bro was the ONLY person I ever knew this 1time (in our whole time living near the Creek) had got a real bad reaction from those dirty ass waters lol...oh whatta life Otara 🤣🤣🤣
use to go eeling alot...making raft and floating down the creek...some 41 years ago..so much fun..
Yeah his my uncle Sully Paea very nice man now I lived in Sydney but Otara is always home 💯🤙
those Auckland now have the biggest polyneasian population then any other country?
Yes. Auckland has the largest concentration of Pacific Islanders in the world.
Yep we always had!!
Not anymore. They all moved to ozz.
And I and my family still go out to Grey Lynn for church sometimes and we still live here in the area; well, now called Clover Park 🫥 used to be called East Tamaki / Otara / Wiri? Well for the area I’m in 🥴. Sometimes I wonder about why my parents would never leave South Auckland 😴 oh well ♥️
Used to be my swimming pool, used to have lots of cars in it 😆😆😆
The good old dayz bro
Brian Watson was our principal later in the late 80's at Northcote College. I didn't see him round much. I think he retired but maybe he moved on to somewhere else. Interesting hearing his voice and opinion after all these years.
Those monkey bars down Cooper Cres lol used to play there with the neighbours Lee family homestead was 1 Cooper crescent
Lol my old street too on Cooper Cres. Bairds Road. Vickerman street. From 1979 to 1988
I fell out big time with Mr Lindberg (English teacher at Hillary) in my 5th form year. Spent a lot of my 6th form year going around talking to businesses and other schools trying to raise money for the community centre.
Now all you see is lessshgoo's🍻 🌪and yo my co's✊ lol
Is that my uncle lou ex pres of stormtroopers 8:00mins in chur uncs miss you n aunty jane and unvle charlie n the garage lol
Interesting, seems so long ago now , I experienced the pakuranga comparison, not from otara ,
But went to primary school in manurewa , late 60s early 70s , then moved to pakuranga , the two areas were very different back then,
Home of the brave
I like the flee market nice kai yumyum only best thing in otara
Wow I was at East tamaki primary school back in the 80s .
Aw,! My Gosh, my brotha is one of the carvers.....kool...
From the islands to 53b Gilbert Rd Otara Clydmore Primary 80s baby
Daniel Raniera Grace is my Papa and I can remember that house as a little girl
Much love everyone
Wow great to see what it looked like b4 i was born, aaaaah that kid reading sounds sooooo maori I love it, brings sooooo much memories, I dont see anything i can pin point hahaha Im lije where is tht place, thought it was otara town centre but idnt even know if that was there back then
Ooooh i see that marae is still there around by winz
i knew most of the storm troopers there even back in 1984 Mangere. i did a course learning reo Maori just off bader drive Mangere.
Back when eveyone had afros that was the style back than
Check out Southside rising and Stormtroopers NZ for some real history of Otara, insight into how and why Stormtroopers helped S/A evolve and give its locals some mana
Check out the maoris committing crimes.
Sandra ave boys for life!!
The best Cook Island doughnuts are at the Otara flea market........Yummy......and the best muscle fritters are from the Otara flea market....i think that person has a shop near mangere bridge........
My mother in law was one of the best cook island donut makers from Wymondley ... niuens 🇳🇺
@@s.a.1834 Kia Orana,Whymondley in England?......anyways im feeling hungry for Cook Island doughnuts........
@@niueanlaho I’ve never been to England my bro 😂 ....Wymondley in Otara lol
Agree 💯
@@s.a.1834 lol......oh......
We have to understand this piece of land in South Auckland Otara is a cursed land. The people of Otara builds on a land most know nothing about so suicide rape slashing open skin is not understood especially Samoan culture.
Wow, the way these young adults communicate how they speak English their bright mind. Most today don't really have an identity or hope belief system anymore. 👆💯💯
Now pakuranga and howick is Asian
9:56 is that you Harry Akuhata 😂. The brown afro hair dude
108 franklyn road went to clyde skwel birds intermedite hillary kickd out whn i was 13,48 now,dad was a stoom trooper was in maori group with dan davis te whetu marama was our group,i became street kid after the yogi boys we robbd like them to get buy we use to cross the motorway lol hit the rich papatoetoe,manakau,loved the flea market OTARA HARD SOUTHSIDE
Only OG's know where Sonny's is
Check out the Hilary principles voice, gave me the creeps , i was always on the sign off sheets, every period had teacher sign off
Niue4ever
4ever Niue
Mum made
Riggy digg
Taro&rice
Wiff....
Chow mien,,
& Chopp, suey
Extra,ginger&garlic
Real,chopp seuy
Not,da crap
2day....
2,,sell at
Otara mkts....
Islanders went
MADD MADD MADD on da stuff
We,sold out
3,giant potts
😎👍👍🌴🌴🌴
I remember when i lived in birds road there was mice crawling big ones
THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT POLYNESIA IT'S DIFFERENT FROM MAORI?. I DON'T GET IT. CAUSE IN HAWAII THEY HAVE A PLACE CALL. POLYNESIAN COURTIER CENTER FOR 6 ISLANDS OF POLYNESIANS. SAMOA, TONGA, HAWAII, TAHITI, FIJI, AND NEW ZEALAND MAORI. 🍈🌴🍌🍍
Why don't you includes the Cook Islands, sad guy.
U,4gott Niue island...
1:42
Nuff said.
Yoooooo otara hard
My family had t9o 2 properties in Grey Lynn. Both homes were between 60-70k now worth over 1m. Its crazy how gentrification and immigration ruins an economy
1982...Geeze I remember, all the shoe shops were sold out of size 16 jandals for untold.
The yogi bears gang😂
Raniera Grace is my Grandfather
I was born 2 years later outta middlemore 🤣😂
I got called an otarian in high school only because I was part Maori lol
No more cockles now
Omg is that miss manapori?
Otara used to look like that holy shii
How times have changed, wonder what they think of todays world/ways.