We are Chris and Rowena Tutauha.

• Rowena was born in Australia, so she says "Gidday."

• I was born in New Zealand, so I say "Kia Ora."

• We were married in 1989. That's 36 years as of 2025.

• Over the years, we evolved into an ANZAC couple, bringing together the pioneering and warrior spirit.

Since we "retired", we became Grey Nomads - forming ANZAC NOMADS

We have 2 x adult daughters, 10 x grandchildren & 1 x great granddaughter.

We are Australian-based entrepreneurs and digital marketing mentors who co-founded Teknacool Marketing in Perth, Western Australia, in 2004. We have worked with local business owners, industry experts and professionals and specialised in helping individuals, couples and organisations establish online businesses by providing systems, training, and tools.

Our expertise spans mining, agriculture, industrial, government, commercial, and the domestic market.

We have operated our marketing agency, focusing on sectors such as home improvement, renewable energy, and digital lead generation, to name a few.

We promote a brand centred on helping others "discover the power of digital marketing," particularly targeting those interested in retirement or lifestyle businesses.

When Rowena and I began our courtship in 1987, 2 years before our marriage in 1989, we were both involved in music at our church. Rowena was a singer, and I played drums.

Our love for music has always permeated our home.

For some reason, I would get lost from time to time just listening to music from all types of genres and so many different artists.

Thanks to YouTube, anyone can search for music from any era and any genre, or any setting, from the street buskers in Dublin, New York, to concerts and sounds that we can easily do a search for.

Absolutely, we are aware that the Lord inhabits the praises of His people, and we are to worship in spirit and truth. When you have a kingdom mindset, we infiltrate to remediate.

Our taste for music began when we were kids, and it seems we were influenced by the same musicians and singers of our era. The Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, the Eagles, Queen, Elton John, Deep Purple, Simon & Garfunkel, David Bowie, James Taylor, Peter Frampton, Rod Stewart, the Bee Gees, Led Zeppelin, Cream, Police, Phil Collins, Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Barnes and John Farnham and our appreciation of artists has evolved over the years.

A lot of people freak out when I tell them I love Symphony Orchestras, and so does Rowena.

With access to YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and Apps like Spotify, anyone can get immersed in listening to music from any genre we choose to search and with technology like AI, our behaviours and patterns of interaction mean algorithms can easily recommend what we can listen to and watch.

If I had to list all the artists, musicians, and sounds we listen to today, we would not do justice because there are so many.

If you see us anywhere across Australia, you will hear us blasting out sounds that happen to be our choice for that moment and situation.

Music is a universal language that crosses all cultures, builds bridges and creates opportunities for connections.