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Watch: Tāme Iti corrects spelling of his own name on Wellington hotel painting
Tāme Iti enters Wellington hotel to correct the spelling of his name on a painting on display. Video / Tāme Iti via Facebook
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For Maori language to endure, we must speak it
Erima Henare says correct pronunciation is an important step in supporting the language.
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Janet McAllister: A festival both ancient and new
Matariki is a way for non-Maori to learn about Maori culture in a relaxed setting.
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United front presented at Ratana
The National Government and its Maori Party partners presented a united face when Prime Minister John Key visited Ratana Pa this afternoon - a move Mr Key admitted was unexpected.
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Broadcasters at odds over te reo
Two of the best Maori broadcasters in NZ are at odds over how best to preserve the Maori language.
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Te reo making strides in the business world
It may not be the lingua franca of the business world but te reo Maori is finding a place at the business table as some groups aim to build relationships with commercial iwi interests.