Funding of $18mil for Te Papa has been announced for the museum as part of a $70mil package for the New Zealand arts sector.
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$18mil support package for Te Papa announced
Te Papa opened their doors for the first time in two months today.
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Te Papa to reopen after its longest closure in 22-year history
The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa is set to re-open tomorrow after being closed due to the impact of COVID-19.
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Te reo Māori touch for Te Papa's 'wonderful' exhibition
Te Papa Tongarewa Museum has launched their Wonderland exhibition, with a special te reo Māori touch.
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'Protest Tautohetohe' the history of protest in New Zealand
It's a written account of a time in New Zealand history where civil and indigenous rights were at the forefront of our country's social and political issues. It captures some of the most iconic moments and people in protest history. ‘Protest Tautohetohe’, the new book that looks at objects of resistance, persistence and defiance over the last 150 years.
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Exploring identity as 'taonga' in the digital space
How can Māori individuals and organisations protect their identity and information in the digital era? These are the issues being explored at the Identity Conference held at Te Papa in Wellington.
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Taikura kaumātua showcase their kapa haka prowess
70-year-old Ngāti Whātua ki Ōrākei elder Matt Maihi is excited to show the next generation of kapa haka performers how its done. Thirteen Taikura kapa haka groups from across the nation are taking to the stage to showcase their kapa haka prowess at Te Papa's Matariki Festival 2019.
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News$50m boost for Te Papa
One of the country’s largest museums has received a $50m budget increase over four years to maintain its buildings and showcase exhibitions.
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Te Taiao exhibition to open at Te Papa- with a little help from Māui
Te Papa's new $12mil permanent exhibition 'Te Taiao', provides an insight into the once-thriving natural environment of Aotearoa. The exhibition's new digital interactive activities educate children on their role as protectors of the environment.
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"Our duty to bring them back"- Māori ancestral remains returned home
The Māori and Moriori tūpuna have been welcomed home with a pōwhiri at Te Papa after being repatriated from Germany and The Netherlands.
