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Wednesday 25 November 2020 | Written by Melina Etches | Published in Local, National
Chairman of the Matauia family Rarotonga Tumii (Pedryn line) and secretary Sonny Daniel (Andrew line) at the Marsters House. 20112308
For many years leading up to Christmas, family reunions were the norm, when hundreds of families would fly into Rarotonga from overseas. For one family, this year's event may be quieter but Covid-19 won't get in the way of their plans.
For many years leading up to Christmas, family reunions were the norm, when hundreds of families would fly into Rarotonga from overseas. For one family, this year's event may be quieter but Covid-19 won't get in the way of their plans.
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