After five decades of forging a successful international singing career, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa has returned home to Aotearoa and she’s keen to reconnect to her culture by learning te reo Māori.
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News'The women led everything'- Ngā Tamatoa member
A reunion is in place for Ngā Tamatoa members in Tauranga this month where they’ll be reminiscing on their 52-year-old legacy of combating threats to Māori language and culture, demanding te reo Mā
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Learning Te Reo can be hard, here's the podcast to help you along the way
With the turn of the new year, resolutions are all the talk around the barbeque this summer, and if your goals include learning Te Reo Māori then Kiinokast Reo Struggles may be the podcast for you.
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NewsWhakaroau: Watching reporters through a viewfinder
Rituraj Sapkota and some of his media colleagues preparing for a bridge run in Parliament
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Me hanga tangata hukapapa? Frozen Reo Māori auditions are open
Hot on the heels of Lion King Reo Māori, the team at Matewā Media is on the lookout for voices to give another iconic Disney film a Reo Māori twist.
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New podcast shares 100-year history of Māori radio
Justine Murray is the producer and presenter of Te Ahi Kaa at Radio New Zealand and she has compiled a podcast series, Ngā Taonga Kōrero, exploring the stories and history of Māori radio from the p
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“Ko te tumanako ia, ka pānuihia e te katoa” Te akiaki ā te kaiwhakamāori o ngā kōmeke Marvel
“Ko te tumanako ka pānuihia e te katoa” – Koia te akiaki a Juneea Amohia Silbery, tētahi o ngā kaiwhakamāori i te kōmeke Ngāti Rānaki me te Ranga-Tipua.
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IWI RADIO UNITE FOR REGIONAL TELEVISION NEWS SHOW – ON TE REO!
Iwi radio broadcasters from across the central North Island have joined forces to produce a weekly regional news show, AUKAHA, screening on Māori Television’s Te Reo channel every Monday at 7.00 PM.
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‘Kura/ School’- bilingual traffic road signs proposed for schools
How school signs could look Waka Kotahi NZ is looking at using te reo Māori on traffic schools signs next year.
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Tamariki can now write to Santa in Te Reo Māori
New Zealand Post encourages tamariki Māori to write to Santa this year in Te Reo Māori.
