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... magazine will be distributed in ahead of Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori in July. Subscribe now and you will also receive a copy of... ... and speaking te Reo Māori actical tools and tips to help you speak te reo Māori to your whānau and in you...
...and reflects our aspirations for Māori development. All stories published in Kōkiri and Kōkiritia are also published on the Te...

...Te Waipounamu kaimahi are working hard to help Māori get immunised.... ...mostly Māori and Pacifica, were vaccinated at a drive-through clinic at the ILT stadium, run by Awarua Whānau Services, which ha...
...This event was supported through the Māori Communities COVID-19 Fund. Te Hā o Kawatiri held the free event for the Buller...

... attended the inaugural Te Reo Māori rade held in Kirikiriroa this year to mark Māori Language week. Two of the youngest... ...ka hao te rangatahi’ is a well-known saying in Te Ao Māori where the old net is cast aside, the new net goes fishing. The prover...
... original meeting was called when the idea to hold a Te Reo Māori parade for the first time in Kirikiriroa was mooted nearly...

...d manuhiri and challenged officials in Te Tai Tokerau at the Māori Pathways programme announcement.... ...the event announced Māori Pathways and Paiheretia te Muka Tāngata in the region. (From left) Barney Mackie (Tai Tokerau...
...the Ministry of Social Development have partnered with local Māori communities, hapū and iwi, to create the conditions for...

... by the Māori putaina te rārangi poto mō ngā Tohu Pikihuia 2015 e te Māori Literature... ... by the Māori es received this year, we are proud to announce the 14 Māori writers wh...
...HUIA Executive Director. Best Short Story written in te reo Māori Darryn Joseph for ‘Taku Ao, Tō Mate Kanehe’ Vincent...

... Māori Wardens have been first-hand witnesses to major events in the history of Aotearoa. However now it is the turn of Ngā Waten... ...Capturing the history of the Māori Wardens is one of the major priorities of the Modernisation work programme. As part of moving...
...it is important to acknowledge where Māori Wardens have come from, and their multi-faceted contribution to the nation and our...

...offee from Te Puni Kōkiri for ordering their drink in te reo Māori .... ...To mark the start of Te Wiki o te reo Māori / Māori Language Week on September 11, Te Puni Kōkiri created a pop up outdoor café...
... the Manukau Train Station. It brought in the talents of Māori barista Colin Grant and his espresso van to make hot coffee...

...tivity for the national workforce development programme for Māori nurses and midwives - Ngā Manukura o Āpōpō.... ... for the national workforce development programme for Māori nurses and midwives - Ngā Manukura o Āpōpō. Ngā Manukura o...
...professional development and recruitment for Maori midwives and nurses. May is also the month when Ngā Manukura o Āpōpō...

...The new Chair of Matika: Moving the Māori Nation, Trevor Shailer, discusses his vision for wanting to change the lives of whānau... ...The new Chair of Matika: Moving the Māori Nation chats to us about his new role before he left for the Rio 2016 Olympics. Trevor...
... Māori are innovative and we will always find ways to overcome challenges. Matika is there to support whānau who want to...

...Fourteen Māori women will soon make their mark as graduates of the world’s first indigenous international leadership coaching... ...Ngāti Whāwhākia) has been working with the Māori Women’s Development Inc.(MWDI) who are investing in the Rise2025 programme to...
...she says it’s time to apply her knowledge at home to help Māori women realise their potential. “We are preparing this amazing...