TIHEMA GALVIN AT MURUROA ATOLL WITH GREEN PEACE.

Ka kōrero a Tame Iti ki a Tīhema Galvin mō tana noho ki runga i te poti e kīia nei ko te Greenpeace. Ka hoki te poti nei ki Aotearoa, ki Tāmaki Makaurau, i te mea kāore e whakaae ngā Wīwī kia tū te poti ki Tahiti, he pakaru te generator, ka hoki rātou ki te kāinga kia whakatikatika i tō rātou poti. Kua ono ngā rā i te haerenga mai i Mururoa ki kōnei. Kua tekau mā toru ngā rā kua noho a Tīhema ki runga i te poti nei.

Ka tae atu ētehi o ngā tāngata nō Tahiti ki te poti ki te kōrero ki a rātou, i mau mai ngā kai, ngā momo huarākau, hua whenua. He Panana, he kōkōnati, he taro. Ka mea mai ngā tāngata nō Tahiti kāore rātou e hiahiatia ana i ngā Wīwī i runga i tō rātou whenua.

Greenpeace decided to go back to Auckland. They wanted to go to Tahiti because they have generator problems and have been stalled by the French to enter the shores. So the decision was made that they will travel back to Auckland. It will take 9 days and they left Mururoa six days ago. A group of Tahitians came to have a talk and they brought bananas, taro, coconuts with them.They totally agreed with the Greenpeace movement to ban the bombs.Two more boats are going back to NZ, the Alliance has already left. The GP is a luxury boat compared to the Vega, several reporters have gone back to Tahiti and will fly back to their own countries.