
Trademarking te reo: The Māori language goldrush and what businesses need to know
Can anyone own te reo? Inside the race for Māori language trademarks.
Can anyone own te reo? Inside the race for Māori language trademarks.
Whanganui sisters start their own businesses, inspired by their māmā. Video / Te Ao
Kura head boy heads for Shakespeare’s Globe in London. Video / Te Ao Māori News
Seaweed (karengo) fertiliser game-changer for Kiwi farmers. Video / Te Ao Māori News
This is your chance to voice a character in the te reo Māori version of The Lion King.
Two wharekura remain closed because of the danger Delta has on Māori families.
A panel discussion on institutional racism with an indigenous lens.
Museum pleads for the return of the huia stolen last year.
Julian Svadlenak, 24, has learnt te reo for three years and has no intention of quitting.
Signs first seen by vehicle drivers in the Bay of Plenty between Te Teko and Awakeri.
Api Wairau-Mason is self taught and been collaborating with well-known local magicians.
Microsoft embraces Te Reo Māori and the name Aotearoa in the new version of Windows.
Protesters have been occupying the site for over eight months. Video / Te Ao / Māori TV
Khalia Wilson says her belief in the speech won her the trophy.
Otakou kaumatua Edward Ellison says changing NZ's name risks overlooking the South Island.
"Is this wealthy, famous white woman being supportive or tokenistic?"
Lorde addresses the conversation surrounding her Māori language EP 'Te Ao Mārama'. Video / Variety
Rawiri Waititi says there is a "momentum shift and a mood for change".
Businesses like McDonald's Rotorua are enjoying the journey towards bilingualism.
Human Rights Commission says te reo Māori is an official language in Aotearoa.
Rā whānau means day of birth and ki a koe means, to you.
Rotorua is at the forefront of reo Māori integration. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
1 News Meteorologist Dan Corbett gets involved in Te Wiki o te Reo Māori. Video / TVNZ
Growing up in the US, a Māori name like Heperi Tikitere Mita raises eyebrows.
Police Commissioner Andrew Coster nails pronouncing Aotearoa's longest place name. Video / Eastern District Police
Nau mai te hapa - embrace the mistakes.
A shortage of Māori language teachers is making the move to mainstream challenging.
Nepia Takuira-Mita's journey has been about bringing culture, art and people together.
Anaru Palmer says those keen to learn te reo Māori should "give it everything".
Whose understanding of Aotearoa history will be taught?