Night of the Dance – Pō o te ‘Ura

Koromaūariki had a close relationship with his dad, the legendary superhero, Tinirau. But there was one thing that bothered him. Sometimes Tinirau would wake up in the middle of the night, go outside … and disappear for three days.

When he came home he’d dance into the house wearing a fresh, colourful and fragrant pandanus seed necklace. What was going on?

Find out in Night of the Dance – Pō o te ‘Ura, a Cook Islands legend retold by David Riley and translated into Cook Islands Māori by Mareta Tere.

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