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M9: Pere Wihongi champions holistic benefits of learning te reo Māori
Wihongi is a familiar face and voice in the Aotearoa entertainment industry.
Wihongi is a familiar face and voice in the Aotearoa entertainment industry.
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The 40th anniversary of the anthem Poi E is being celebrated in Taranaki this weekend.
Christchurch's Ara to become first polytechnic to teach mechanics in te reo Māori.
Sally-Ann Roberts (Ngāti Hinemihi, Ngāti Pikiao, Te Whakatōhea, Ngāpuhi), was returned to her beloved marae Hinemihi of Ngāti Hinemihi and Ngāti Tarawhai in Rotorua. Video / Maori Television
For young Māori it's cool to be bad, Māhera Mai says, and she's trying to change that.
Next month marks the 100th anniversary of the opening of Parliament’s Maori Affairs committee room, Mātangireia and, to celebrate, it’s getting a face-lift. Video / Supplied
There has been a "boom" in waiata reo Māori on commercial radio in the past year.
Tūharatia ngā Mata o te Ariki (revealing the faces of Matariki) is a new animated series created by the Te Rito cadets at NZME. Video / NZ Herald
Mother of five Jamie Nepia lost her leg after being shot during a domestic dispute in 2018. To reclaim her sense of power she started training for MMA and is preparing to compete at the World Kickboxing Association Champs in Ireland later this year. Video / Maori Television
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In the final chapter of this series we are introduced to the youngest star of Matariki. As we look forward to the dawning year, Hiwa-i-te-rangi is the one who grants our wishes and aspirations. For ourselves, our hapū, and our people. Video / NZ Herald
The actor, journalist, broadcaster, and te reo advocate talks to Elisabeth Easther.
Ururangi finds out why she shares a name with one of the children of Matariki as we learn about the stars of rain and wind. Video / NZ Herald
Next we look to Matariki's second and third eldest tamariki – two stars deeply connected with food from the ground and the sky. In the process we learn about umu kohukohu, an ancient tradition of honouring the stars. Video / NZ Herald
Ngā Taritari o Matariki (the Winds of Matariki). Video / Supplied
Dave Letele is standing for the Manurewa Local Board in local elections due to kick off in October. Video / Te Ao
Chapter 3 explores the star Pōhutukawa's connection to the deceased, and the role that both the Pōhutukawa tree and star play in the journey of those passing into the afterlife. Video / NZ Herald
If Matariki is the māmā, where is the father of her tamariki? This chapter reveals Rehua, who sits across the sky from Matariki, and the familiar constellation he resides within. Video / NZ Herald
Tūharatia ngā Mata o te Ariki (revealing the faces of Matariki) is a new animated series created by the Te Rito cadets at NZME. This series begins with an overview of Te Kahui o Matariki (the Matariki cluster). Video / NZ Herald
Hāngi Master Rewi Spraggon discusses the meaning of hāngi. Video / Michael Craig
The minister was concerned DoC's use 'could read as cultural appropriation or tokenism'.
Students fear without the teachers, their rumaki reo unit will 'crumble'.