Equity and excellence, barrier-free access to Māori language, culture and identity for all students is a step closer with today’s launch of Poutama Reo, the improvement journey for te reo Māori in
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NewsPostgraduates honoured with special awards based on tikanga
Michael Cugley is a Te Rito Journalism cadet. A kaupapa which celebrates and encourages tikanga māori has finally held its graduation.
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$6.5m investment in Māori research workforce
It is hoped a multimillion-dollar investment will increase the number of Māori in the research, science and innovation (RSI) workforce.
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$14.9m boost for boarding schools
Māori boarding schools are receiving a $14.9 Million cash injection to upgrade facilities and shore up earthquake-prone buildings.
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Mechanic course first to be offered in Te Reo Māori
A new initiative by Ara, formerly the Christchurch Polytechnic, will see students able to study the skills of automotive engineering in Te Reo Māori
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Calls for school zones to be dropped for Māori
Te Akatea Māori Principal’s Association president Bruce Jepsen is continuing his call for the school zoning system to be overhauled to allow Māori students into schools within their tribal areas.
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Maōri design integral to largest playground in southern hemisphere
An enormous $5.5 million playground to be built on a culturally significant and historic location on New Plymouth's foreshore, will be one of the largest in the southern hemisphere – and it caters
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Mau Rākau curriculum spreads nationwide
By Kahumako Rameka, Te Rito journalism cadet. A traditional practice is finally being introduced into the school curriculum.
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Oho Mauri gives college leavers second chance
Hoea te waka o te pukenga mahi Toia ki te ao! Kumea ki te awatea! Taatou katoa ki te hoe! Paddle the canoe of work skills Paddle it to the world! Haul it into the light of day! To all, take up the paddle!
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Sir Graham Lowe dedicated to helping Māori prisoners stay out of jail
Iconic rugby league coach Sir Graham Lowe is keeping busy fighting to keep Māori offenders from going back to jail - and he's seeing results that he says bring him close to tears.
