We have variations which we do have, and that's another thing that we can celebrate through this holiday period. In the South, in Te Wai Pounamu, we celebrate kōanga or paunga. That ushers in our seasons around mahinga kai, around our tītī, and around the heke of the tuna, and it also marks, with Matariki, the changing of the seasons and the rising of the frosts. So we all have our unique stories and our unique celebrations that we have all had, and this public holiday is an opportunity for us to share and to share, and to wānanga on this mātauranga that we have. 