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2013 Pikihuia Awards

And the Winner is ....

The long wait for the Pikihuia Awards finalists is almost over. On Saturday 14th September, the winners for the five categories of the Pikihuia Awards for Maori writers will be announced and the finalists from all over Aotearoa New Zealand have been invited to the event at Te Papa, Wellington to find out the result.

The finalists include Helen Waaka of Hawkes Bay, a previous winner in the Pikihuia Awards, as well as Jacquie McRae and Mark Sweet, previous finalists who have gone on to have their own novels published - The Scent of Apples and Zhu Mao respectively.

The finalists in both Best English and Best Māori Short Story categories and the Novel Extract category will have their stories published in HUIA Short Stories 10 which will be launched on Saturday, along with the latest novel BUGS by Whiti Hereaka, another previous Pikihuia Award winner.

HUIA Publisher's Managing Director Robyn Bargh was delighted with the enthusiastic response. 'I think this year shows another step in the growth of writers and their story-telling. We have been very pleased with the quality of the writing and are looking forward to launching the stories in the latest compilation HUIA Short Stories 10 at the Awards. We're also excited to launch Whiti's latest novel BUGS so it will be a big night'.

The 2013 finalists are:

Best Short Story written in te reo Māori
NameCityIwiStory
Rongomai SmithGisborneTaranaki, Ngāi TahuHe Tohu
Zeb Tamihana NicklinPalmerston NorthPahauwera, Tamanuhiri, Rangitāne, TuhoeHei te Tau Tītoki!
Petera HakiwaiWellingtonNgāti Kahungunu, Ngāti Porou, Rongowhakaata, Kāi TahuKei te Pai Ahau
Tihema BakerWellingtonNgāti Raukawa ki te Tonga, Te Āti Awa ki WhakarongotaiKei Wareware Tātou
Karuna ThurlowChristchurchKāi Tahu, Ngāti PorouHe Tai Ope
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Best Short Story written in English
NameCityIwiStory
Toni PivacWhangareiNgāti Whātua, Ngāpuhi, Te RarawaJoy Ride
Jacquie McRaeWellsfordTainuiHarlow and Father Brian
Shilo KinoTe Atatu, AucklandNgā Puhi, TainuiA Taniwha Named Taukere
Tangai WarangaManurewa, AucklandNgāti Porou, Ngāti ManiapotoTank
Frazer RangihunaHillsborough, AucklandNgāti PorouThe Dance
Hana ArangaHillsborough, AucklandTuhoe, NgāpuhiFound
Shelly DaviesHamiltonNgātiwai, Ngāti PorouAwa
Aaron UreCambridgeTaranakiRegrets
Ann FrenchTaurangaNgā PuhiFrom Here to There and Back Again
Ann FrenchTaurangaNgā PuhiPig Sticker
Anahera Korohina-BowenRotoruaNgāti Porou, Te ArawaThe Kūmara Box
Erin Thompson-PouRotoruaPahauwera, Tāmanuhiri, Rangitāne, TuhoeA Promise Fulfilled
Robert MacDonaldHavelock NorthRangitāne, Ngāti KahungunuThe Birds of Heaven
Horiana RobinHastingsNgāti Kahungunu, RongowhakaataThe University of Whakatu
Kelly JosephPaekakarikiNgāti ManiapotoA Good Friday
TJ CorriganUpper HuttWhakatōheaHemi's Gift
Eru HartWellingtonNgāti KahungunuRed it and Wept
Philip EvansWellingtonNgāti Mutunga, Ngāi TahuNavigation
Aimee StephensBlenheimKāi Tahu, Kāti Huirapa ki PuketerakiMarama
Kirsty DunnTe AnauTe Aupōuri, Te RarawaSam

Best Novel Extract written in English
NameCityIwiStory
Terence RissettoOnehunga, AucklandNgāti Pāoa, Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Māmoe, WaitahaI Must Warn You
Marama SalsanoStratfordTe-Aitanga-a-Māhaki, TuhoeRangatira
Ann FrenchTaurangaNgā PuhiCrushing Butterflies
Mark SweetHastingsNgā MahangaOf Good and Evil
Helen WaakaWaipukurauNgāti Whaatua, Ngāti Torehina, Ngā PuhiEva
Helen WaakaWaipukurauNgāti Whaatua, Ngāti Torehina, Ngā PuhiStaying Alive
Arihia LathamWellingtonKāi TahuAhikā

Best Short Film Script written in English
NameCityIwiStory
Hamish BennettSandringham, AucklandTe Arawa, Ngāpuhi, Ngāi TahuThe Dump
Hiona HenareWestern Springs, AucklandMuaūpoko, Ngāpuhi, Ngāti RaukawaRabbit
Matangaro PaerauOtara, AucklandNgāti Whātua, NgāpuhiThe Note
Lisa CherringtonPalmerston NorthNgāti Hine, NgāpuhiMaitu's Luck
Kelly JosephPaekakarikiNgāti ManiapotoThe Strap
Kelly JosephPaekakarikiNgāti ManiapotoThe Werewolf and the Mermaid

Best Short Story written in Māori or English by a secondary school student
NameCityIwiStory
Hinerangi CurtisMt Albert, AucklandTe ArawaA Girl Walks In
Hinemoa TooveyTaurangaNgāi te RangiSleeping In
Brooke BridgesWhakataneNgāi Tahu, Ngāti TūwharetoaKoro and I
Haukapuanui VercoeRotoruaTe Arawa, Ngāti TūwharetoaNgā Kāmehameha Kahurangi
Marie Hoepo-ScottNapierNgāti KahungunuThe Journey Home
Manihera Ropata-TeheiPalmerston NorthNgāpuhi, Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Raukawa, WaikatoCreatures and Guardians
Manihera Ropata-TeheiPalmerston NorthNgāpuhi, Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Raukawa, WaikatoKei hea te aroha?
Orini Herewini-MacDougallWellingtonNgāi Tuhoe, Ngāi Tai, Ngāti AwaTe koha kī a Koro
Nerys UdyBlenheimNgāi TahuThe Mirror

The Pikihuia Awards for Māori Writers, formerly known as the HUIA Short Story Awards, were established in 1995 to identify and promote Māori writers. The finalists in both Best English and Best Māori Short Story categories and the Novel Extract category will have their stories published in HUIA Short Stories 10.

ENDS

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