
Samantha Motion: Changes to school names are remaking history
Opinion: Name changes can be met with grumbles of history erased.
Opinion: Name changes can be met with grumbles of history erased.
OPINION: There has been an increasing understanding of te ao Māori.
"Your moko kauae does not define your end but instead it ignites your beginning."
A Grey Power newsletter labelled a councillor's use of te reo Māori an "insult".
Launch day. Made with support from NZ On Air. Video / A Tawera / E-Tangata
Introducing the waka carvers: Derek Kawiti. Made with support from NZ On Air. Video / A Tawera / E-Tangata
Iwi share sacred journey and relationship between Team NZ and Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei
Introducing the waka carvers: Freddie Tauotaha. Made with support from NZ On Air. Video / A Tawera / E-Tangata
Introducing the waka carvers: Alika Bumatay. Made with support from NZ On Air. Video / A Tawera / E-Tangata
Sir Hek Busby and the lost art of canoe building. Made with support from NZ On Air. Video / A Tawera / E-Tangata
More than 30 secondary schools will pilot 'Te Ao Haka', available for NCEA at all levels.
A rousing kapa haka performance was the perfect way to end the night.
Invercargill resident Tyson Gene Grennell says the racist graffiti on the te reo school is 'hurtful'. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / The South Today
Bilingual road signs in Aotearoa New Zealand would tell us where we are as a nation
Te reo Māori is expected to join 23 other languages on Duolingo, But no one knows when.
Willie Jackson highlighted the need for more support being committed to language learners.
Transmission Gully has been blessed with names gifted by Ngāti Toa Rangatira.
"As soon as you do this, you become the kaitiaki of these values." - Temuera Hall.
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei says we don't need to wait for politicians to make the change.
They threatened to switch providers, then 2degrees stepped in.
A new playground will serve as a memorial to the life of a prominent chief.
Party co-leader John Tamihere announced the policy, which focuses on Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
The funding for projects will bring more than 300 jobs with Māori firms and assets.
"Some of the smallest areas in New Zealand have the heartiest rugby fans."
"We all have a responsibility to ... ensure our language continues, survives and thrives."
These children will grow up confident in who they are as Māori.
Stace, Mike & Anika Moa have sat down to discuss their three different experiences of growing up Māori to celebrate Māori Language Week. On this episode, they discuss how te reo is unexpectedly a very sexy language. Video / The Hits
Language revitalisation takes three generations.
Stace, Mike & Anika discuss why making mistakes is actually very beneficial for learning. Stace says that the mistakes she made with the language are the ones she will never forget. Video / The Hits
Editorial: Throughout the week, we have a sprinkling of Māori across our daily lives.