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
Stace, Mike & Anika talk about the first steps to learning and respecting the Māori Language. For Mike, he took his first step when he began to pronounce 'Tauranga' correctly. Video / The Hits
Stace, Mike & Anika discuss the relationship they have with their Marae and why it is so important to stay in touch with their roots. Video / The Hits
Stace, Mike & Anika discuss why it is so important to pass on the language and culture to the next generation. They talk about how the next generation have more resources than anyone before us to learn and experience the native language. Video / The Hits
Editorial: Throughout the week, we have a sprinkling of Māori across our daily lives.
"We are all on our own unique journeys... the key is to just start."
Flava radio host Astley Nathan and the Kōrero100 panel discuss how it feels to be a Māori man in 2020.
Live from 8pm: The Kōrero100 panel discuss how it feels to be a Māori man in 2020.
You can now put your name into the site to see how it translates to te reo Māori.
Waipū-based internationally-successful band release concert video for Māori Language Week.
The cultural influence of Arohanoa Mathews' work is obvious at first glance.
Waiariki candidates' differing views on Reo policy. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Oho and Aareta say Aokautere for us. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
It is "ka pai" to learn te reo at Te Heti Kōhanga Reo.
Te reo Māori in this sphere connects so many people.
Oho and Aareta track down more Māori place names. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Te reo Māori: A rich, textured, and multi-layered expression of culture, people and art.
"It acknowledges tūpuna, whakapapa, whanaungatanga - it is our reo."
Half of kids expelled from schools are Māori, matching the Māori share of prisoners.
Oho and Aareta go down to the river. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Te reo Māori is a pathway for Pākehā to connect to and express our 'Aotearoatanga'.
COMMENT: A Sāmoan New Zealander reflects on place of Te Reo in her life.
'If we don't pronounce them correctly we lose the whakapapa, the stories behind them.'
Since Māori set foot in Aotearoa, they have been in the business of creating new words.
Oho and Aareta will have you saying Ahimate in no time. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Māori Language Week 2020: Kia kaha te reo Māori.
Their proposal to cap admissions for Māori has been labelled misleading by critics.
'This is the power of assimilation, of colonisation.'
Many of those in my generation were denied the gift of te reo as their first language.
Comment: Today at 12pm, we invite the nation to join in sharing te reo Māori.
But two professors admit it is still frightening to be Māori at the institution.
Labour announced it would make Matariki a public holiday if it is re-elected in October.