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Enjoy a nice relaxing massage before the short drive up to the Morere Hot Pools. It is just as beneficial to the body to have a massage after the pools as the soak will help to sooth and relax those tired, aching muscles. To make an appointment, please call Ria: 0273500097.

Ko Te Ahu Ahu te maunga Ko Omapere te roto Ko Pirikotaha te wahi tapu Ko Parawhenua te marae Tena Koutou Katoa e nga whanaunga Nau mai, haere mai! Welcome to the Parawhenua Marae. The hapu belonging to Parawhenua Marae are Te Uritaniwha, Ngati Hineira, Te Whanau Whero and Ngati Korohue. It is not clear when exactly Parawhenua Marae was established but oral history and records show the marae was well established and being used on a regular basis in the late 1800‘s. Certainly the first recorded mate in the current meeting house was in 1902. There are a number volcanic maunga situated around the area, the most prominent in relation to Parawhenua Marae is Te AhuAhu, others close by are Tarahi, Maunga Kawakawa and Putahi. There is a large lake situated a few kilometres north of the marae, Lake Omapere, this is the beginning of the Waitangi River. Pirikotaha is the name of the cemetery for Parawhenua Marae. Parawhenua Marae is strategically situated in the middle of the mid-north with State Highway One running along one boundary north and south and main roads from east to west on the other boundary. Historically this wider area including Te Ahuahu, Waimate North, Oromahoe, Pakaraka, Ohaeawai and Ngawha was known as Taiamai and was well known and regarded for the fertile soil for growing food to sustain the people and for trade. It is also well known for battles that were fought in with the British in the 1840’s and also for the establishment of Christianity among the Maori people. Our history and whakapapa is illustrious and rich and efforts are being made to encourage whanau to reconnect back to their whanau, marae and lands. FACILITIES The facilities that make up our marae comprise a large fully equipped kitchen, with walk in chiller, large cooking gas hobs and oven. The dining room can cater for and seat 150-200 people in one sitting. There is a large safe area for cooking hangi and lots of areas for food preparation. Our large whare hui can comfortably sleep 100-150 and there is our old whare kai/kauta which is sometimes used as an extra space for the over flow. There are ablution blocks for men and women. Parawhenua Marae is a busy marae and is used extensively by the general community as well of course as whanau from marae holding their birthday, wedding, unveiling and tangihanga there. BOOKING THE MARAE All booking requests must be submitted either directly to the bookings person: Te Miringa Mihaka Ph 09 401 1222 Mob: 021 918 391 Te Miringa Mihaka A booking permit will be posted or e-mailed for completion and your booking will be confirmed once all booking formalities have been completed

Lynnette formed Heavenly Faces in 2002. She has been an internationally qualified makeup artist since 2000, but grew up playing with makeup from a very young age. It was a well known catch-cry "Lynnette will do your makeup" so as her technique grew, she decided to receive as much training from the professionals, including training as an aethesetician to have a deep understanding of skin as the canvas for her art.

Photo and Video shooting services We do Weddings, Birthdays, Community Events etc If you want a photo(s) we will shoot it, print it and send it to you!

RNZAF Base Ohakea is an operational base of the Royal New Zealand Air Force. Opened in 1939, it located is near Bulls, 25 km north west of Palmerston North in the Manawatu. It is also a diversion landing point for civilian aircraft.Early daysAn air base was originally proposed in the area in 1927, when Ohakea was selected as the most suitable site for a mooring mast for airships of the British Imperial Airship service. It was proposed to build one mast for a demonstration flight, with the potential for expansion to a full airship base with three masts, airship sheds and hydrogen production. However, there was no point in going ahead with the development of the site without a commitment from the Australian Government to build masts to provide bases in that country. When the Australian Government declined to build masts, the New Zealand Government declined likewise.

Non-Profit Military CrossFit Affiliate

Hotshots Ohakea caters for everyone. Its your one stop shop for all of your needs. HOURS Canteen: 0800 - 1700 Mon to Fri Cafe: 0700 - 1530 Mon to Fri Night Cafe: 1715 - 2100 Sun to Fri In one part of the store we have the canteen which sells everything from tvs to lawnmowers to furniture to clothing to toys and more! In the other part of the store we have the cafe which always has delicious hot and cold food. Fresh made sandwiches and home baking, made every day. Pies, burgers, fish and chips and yummy coffees! Feel free to come in and talk to our friendly staff STAFF Hotshots Manager: Catherine Canteen staff: Peter Cafe day staff: Jo, Heather and Kelly Cafe night staff: Tracey and James We will update regularly on all our specials and deals from both sides of the stores! Hope to see you soon!!

An online interactive driver training system, for all Kiwi drivers

Club Nights are Thursdays 7pm-Late and Saturdays 3pm-8pm ish. Chartered Club rules on a Thursday and NZDC rules on a Saturday.

Ohau market. On third Saturday of every month. July 16th August 20th September 17th October 15th November 19th December 17th January 21st

Ohaupo Plunket provides clinical and health services and a playgroup for Ohaupo families of Under 5's.