Puni Reo Poitarawhiti is Auckland’s first netball event where all taking part speak Māori. It’s new research project investigating the ripple effect the Māori language has on participants and communities. Its a research project funded by Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga and led by Professor Jenny Lee Morgan and Dr Jennifer Martin of Ngā Wai a Te Tūī, Māori and Indigenous Research Centre
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Ngā Tohu Reo Māori o Te Tai Tokerau
Nominations are being called for the first Northland Māori language awards.
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David Seymour says the economy, Covid his focus not Māori Language Week
The Act leader felt there were more pressing issues to address than language revitalisation.
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Northland teen stars in Alien Weaponry music video
Te Tuhimāreikura Hopa features in Alien Weaponry's new video 'Hatupatu'.
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Te Reo Māori turns full circle in Parliament
Speaking Māori in Parliament has been problematical since the 1800s when Maori-speaking MPs used such colourful language that it became a challenge to translate, while another one later on chee
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Stacey Morrison's reo podcast a major success
The podcast series created by te reo Māori advocate Stacey Morrison this week has proved a major success after being rated second on Apple Podcasts.
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Alien Weaponry releases new album featuring waiata about Te Arawa tupuna
New Zealand metal band Alien Weaponry is releasing its second album on Friday with half of the songs in te reo Māori.
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Game Kings: Creators soon to launch new versions of Tākaro game
Hamilton-based entrepreneurs Eliot Jessep and Ben Hawken are the game designers behind Tākaro, a card game that makes it simple and entertaining way to learn the basics of te reo Māori. Demand for the game has increased and so too has their knowledge of te reo Māori.
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Pioneering Māori language programme celebrates 30 years
Te Tohu Paetahi at the University of Waikato is a full-time intensive course that has been a trailblazer for the revitalisation of te reo Māori since 1991.
