Passport to Play printable A4 [Puanga edition, 28 pages](PDF, 3MB)
Tō Puka Whakauru [Te Putanga mō Puanga](PDF, 3MB)
How to collect your passport whetū
Look for the bright yellow Passport to Play post with a black whetū rubbing plate on top. Can't spot it straight away? The posts aren't always beside the path, so use the hints below and have a good explore.
When you find it, open your passport to the matching whetū page, place it over the rubbing plate, and use a pencil or crayon to gently rub until the whetū appears.
Collected it? Ka pai! Take a moment to read about the whetū in your passport and discover more things to see and do nearby.
Location hints
- Waitī: Urban Eels Platform, He Ara Kotahi Pathway – explore around the Urban Eels Platform.
- Waitā: Wildbase Recovery, Victoria Esplanade – look inside Wildbase Recovery near the Pou Tangaroa (during opening hours).
- Tupuārangi: Flying Fox area, Victoria Esplanade – cross the train tracks beside the miniature train station and look in the garden beside the path.
- Tupuānuku: Te Pātikitiki Library, Monrad Park – head to the māra kai (community garden).
- Ururangi: Te Motu o Poutoa, Summerhill – climb Te Arapiki a Tāne and look near the summit.
- Waipuna-ā-rangi: Kahuterawa Sledge Track, Linton – look around the gazebo area near the car park.
- Matariki: Te Marae o Hine, The Square – check out underneath the pōhutukawa trees beside the clock tower.
- Puanga: Central Library / Puanga Festival – during the festival, find it at the festival site. At other times, visit the Central Library mezzanine.