Rukumoana marae is located just north of the junction between Tahuroa Road and Morrinsville-Walton Road, 6 km south of Morrinsville itself. Its iwi is Ngaati Hauaa.

The wharenui is named Werewere. The marae was built between 1915 and 1917 and used as a parliament house during the Maaori King Movement. It gradually fell into disrepair from the 1920s, but was fully restored in the 1980s.

Rukumoana marae is located just north of the junction between Tahuroa Road and Morrinsville-Walton Road, 6 km south of Morrinsville itself. Its iwi is Ngaati Hauaa.

The wharenui is named Werewere. The marae was built between 1915 and 1917 and used as a parliament house during the Maaori King Movement. It gradually fell into disrepair from the 1920s, but was fully restored in the 1980s.

Rukumoana marae is located just north of the junction between Tahuroa Road and Morrinsville-Walton Road, 6 km south of Morrinsville itself. Its iwi is Ngaati Hauaa.

The wharenui is named Werewere. The marae was built between 1915 and 1917 and used as a parliament house during the Maaori King Movement. It gradually fell into disrepair from the 1920s, but was fully restored in the 1980s.