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... mother – as well as Hinewai’s own planning skills. “Number one risk was our nephew, pēpi Rapihana Mākoha, who was born ten...
...live in one ith them he’s treated as part of that bubble. “Whenever one of us...

...with one of its ambitious objectives being to grow a million te reo Māori speakers by 2040 Te Puni Kōkiri Principal Advisor for...
...more than 1 million others across the motu to take part in Te Wā Tuku Reo Māori – the Māori Language Moment. Kaimahi gathered...

...embedding it as one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s official languages, and into our sense of nationhood and identity.  ...

...land management under one entity approach) and become a price maker instead of a price taker. The project also looks at specific...

...recently graduated from the 10-week programme and was one of six participants who committed themselves to enhancing...

... Annual Report 2025 is the last one reporting against our Strategic Intentions 2020 – 2024. It details our achievements,...

...either speaking Māori or supporting others who speak it). 5) One of the ways children learn is through repetition, so use the...
... me te kura ngā tamariki mō te 25% o tā rātou wā oho; mō te 75% o te wā e toe ana kei te taha rātou o te whānau. He mea...

...“The centenary of World War One has got people pulling out family records on Grandad’s or Great-uncle’s war service,” says...
...and the war’s impact and legacy. One item that has recently come to light is this photo of the officers of the Second Māori...

... perspectives in the 1970’s and 1980’s. “ One of the magazines was also in full te reo Māori, and seeing them all digitised...
... people to turn knowledge into value,” he says. “It is also one of the National Library’s contributions to the Māori Language...

...and still no one has caught up with us. It’s world leading and now there is a buzz in New Zealand fisheries about it. “It’s a...
... fisheries about it. “It’s a QR code which is on every one of our boxes. You zap it with your smart phone and it gives...