When John Tapu Teepa was born about 1925, in New Zealand, his father, Rangitane Teepa, was 27 and his mother, Mihimate Akuhata, was 27. He married Te Paea Whitu about 1945, in New Zealand. They were the parents of at least 1 daughter. He died in 1977, in Whakatane, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand, at the age of 53.

2025年3月27日 · Pictured: Tapu Teepa, 10, with a possum trapped near the family farm. Image by Tatsiana Chypsanava. New Zealand, 2025. ... One of the Teepa whānau, Ruiha, now lives in Porirua, but returns to Ruatoki for holidays. Tatsiana photographed Ruiha lying on a sofa, surrounded by the framed portraits of dozens of family members—a human wallpaper. ...

John Tapu Teepa was born circa 1925, in birth place, to Rangitane Teepa and Mihimate Teepa (born Akuhata). John had 3 brothers: Timi Tamahou Teepa and 2 other siblings . John married Te Paea Teepa (born Whitu) .

Tapu Teepa (10) has been trapping possums in the ridges adjacent to the family farm. This is a common side hustle in the Ruatoki Valley. Possums are invasive pests. Fur can be sold in town for $100 per kilo. Ruatoki, 2022.

2025年3月27日 · Possum trapping is a common side-hustle in the Ruatoki Valley, with fur fetching around $100 per kilo. Pictured: Tapu Teepa, 10, with a possum trapped near the family farm. In the 11 years since the deed of settlement was signed, reconnection to the iwi and to the land has been dominant in Tūhoe decision-making.

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Daughter of Akuhata and Whakauru Tuhoe Wife of Rangitane Teepa Mother of Timi Teepa; Tapu Teepa; Wiremu Teepa; Hori Teepa; Kawata Teepa and 3 others; ; Managed by: Ray

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Tapu Teepa, 10, poses with a possum trapped in the mountainous ridges near the family farm in Ruatoki, New Zealand, on Jan. 24, 2022. Possum trapping is a common side hustle in the Ruatoki Valley. The introduced possums are invasive pests, and their fur can be sold in town for $100 a kilo. © Tatsiana Chypsanava.