The revival of te reo Māori
Te reo Māori taken to the page and the stage as language learning continues.
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MP reads te reo books to children as part of library's Puanga celebrations
Former All Black and Whanganui police officer Glen Osborne is booked for the next reading.
Jaw-dropping: Facebook and Te Puia unveil new AR filter at Techweek
Mobile users simply open their mouths to produce an animation of Pōhutu Geyser erupting.
McDonald's launches first ever te reo Māori menu
Now you can order in te reo Māori or English!
Tākaro Tribe: Kids' TV's gone ka pai
Alice Neville meets the creators who are making television magic with te reo.
Toi Tangata questions use of te reo Māori in fast food outlets
Toi Tangata has commended the efforts by Ngati Kahungunu to normalise te reo Māori.
He has a Kiwi mum, so why is a 4yo in a battle for a NZ visa?
Former Japanese newscaster's son has Māori name, but INZ not convinced on visa status.
Battle of the macrons for small NZ town
Should Wikipedia use macrons to write Paekākāriki's name? Not all seem to agree.
Hosking: MPs should butt out of what's taught in schools
COMMENT: Te Reo is enjoying a renaissance - so why make it compulsory in schools?
'If they want to be in this Government they'll be on the same page'
Government's policy calls for the integration of te reo, but avoids word "compulsory".
Revitalised Te Arawa course a success
Attendees learned waiata, karakia, whakapapa and te reo at the weekend course.
No streaming credited for top NCEA results
Māori and Pasifika students did much better at Western Springs than nationally.
Interactive map highlights Maori names
Interactive NZ map shows how many Maori place names there are - or could be.
'Unprecedented' demand for te reo Maori classes
One education provider has more than 330 people on the waiting list for beginners te reo.
Martin Bosley explains the struggle he has had trying to enrol in Te Reo classes
An interview with consultant chef Martin Bosley explores his struggle to enrol in Te Reo classes because of the huge demand for them.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern welcomed aboard waka Te Tairawhiti
Jacinda Ardern welcomed aboard waka Te Tairawhiti - built to be a floating classroom and in operation for this year.
School feeds body and soul for $4 a day
Educationalist David Hood says Tai Wānanga shows what all schools need to do.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Minding our language
COMMENT: Four less reasons for people not to want to learn Te Reo
Bill English given tongue lashing at Ratana
English told he should be advocate for language not dismiss it as "somebody else's".
Maori in Shakespeare draws backlash
The negative feedback, while small in number, surprised the play's director.
Stacey Morrison: Give Maori language respect it deserves
COMMENT: Stacey Morrison says the time is now to treat the Maori language with respect.
Lynch: Do Maori need to be more honest about their language?
COMMENT: Who will be to blame if Te Reo Maori dies?
Business woman humbled to receive honour
A Havelock North woman has received an honour for services to Maori and education.
First te reo speaker appointed to Court of Appeal
Justice Joseph Williams had been the former Chief Judge of the Maori Land Court.
John Drinnan: Maori news unit to boost te reo?
Sources say a new operation could service a variety of news outlets.
Paul Little: Let's hope young leaders can rule well
COMMENT: Do all these young new world leaders know how to do the job?
Local Focus: Small school, big success
Waioweka creates incredible kapa haka kids. Made with funding from NZ On Air.