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[00:02:30] Tēnā koutou. Tēnā koutou. Whakatau mai rā. Tū whakahihi e te Whanganui a Tau. Ah, kia ora everybody. Thank you for coming today to the, um, to Outland City. This is the last event for the Wellington Pride Festival and it's been amazing to put this on. Just want to acknowledge, um, the land on which we are on, mana whenua, um, and it's been a [00:03:00] privilege to host. an inclusive and diverse event in their space. Today, um, we have some amazing artists who have put a lot of work into creating some beautiful stools, and I want to say thank you. Thank you for putting your effort in. Thank you for turning up. Thank you for creating some beautiful creative products. Um, I hope you all do really well today. We're expecting some big crowds to come along. Um, Yeah, from, from the Wellington [00:03:30] Pride Festival, um, we just want to say a massive thank you. This has been an amazing festival, um, and it's a great way to finish it out today. So please have fun, please enjoy, um, and thank you very much. Um, yeah. Thank you. Ah, kia ora tatou. So, our waiata, we can all sing, hopefully. If you know it, uh, tu tira mai nga iwi. So a bit of a, a bit of a plug for [00:04:00] uh, Tīwhanawhana, come along and uh, Listen to us try and sing this afternoon between 3 Nō reira, uh, te mai kāmihi. Uh, after the waiata, there will be a short karakia, and then that's the opening of today's event. Uh, here at the Michael Fowler Center out in the city, 2024.
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