Te Huatai Katorika is a culmination of Sacred Heart and St Bernard College students from Te Awakairangi, Lower Hutt, representing their local iwi, Te Ātiawa.
Te Kura Māori o Porirua of Te Whanganui-ā-Tara ki Ōtaki was established in 2009 by students and teachers of the kura. Today marks their third appearance to the secondary schools national stage.
Te Kapa Rau Aroha originates from Te Tai Tokerau combining the talent of Whangarei Girls and Boys High Schools, and this year their team has been tasked with the huge responsibility of setting the standard and kicking off performances on Day One of Te Kura Wīwini, Te Kura Wāwana - the Secondary Schools Kapa Haka National Competition.
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Groundbreaking series using drama to teach te reo Māori. Simple, step-by-step lessons based around the ongoing…
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Tōku Reo is a Māori language learning course designed by Professor John Moorfield. Tōku Reo works with an…
Te Reo broadcast resumes at 4:30pm today.
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Local, regional and national Māori news and international news from the Māori Television reporting team. (LIVE)
Ward Kamo has in depth, one-on-one conversations with the leaders of Aotearoa. Tonight: Dayle Takitimu.
