Before the break, former Kōhanga Reo Trust Board member Toni Waho broke his silence for the first time since he was sacked by the Board for blowing the whistle about further allegations of questionable spending.
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Native Affairs- The Insider- Part 1
Kōhanga Reo is the single most influential force we have if Te Reo Māori is to survive. Its contribution to the revitalisation of our language is immeasurable.
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Whistle-blower talks to Native Affairs
Toni Waho spent nine years at Te Kōhanga Reo National Trust before blowing the whistle over misspending allegations.
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Hundreds farewell Māori language stalwart Henrietta Maxwell
Hundreds turned out to Wainuiōmata Marae today to farewell Henrietta Maxwell, a woman who loved te reo Māori and was a huge supporter of the Kōhanga Reo movement.
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Waikato Institute of Technology strengthen connection with Kōhanga Reo
Students of the Māori and Pasifika Trades Training initiative at Waikato Institute of Technology are strengthening the connection with Te Kōhanga Reo o Tōku Māpihi Maurea.
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Te Kōhanga Reo National Trust back in Parliament to discuss new governance structure
Te Kōhanga Reo National Trust was back at Parliament and although the reason for that was to make a submission on the Māori Language Bill, the creation of its new governance structure was the focus by the time they left.
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Te Kāhui Rangatahi helping Waikato kōhanga reo to create tamariki resources
Youth group Te Kāhui Rangatahi have called for Kōhanga Reo in the Waikato region together to hold workshops and discuss the Kīngatanga to help create resources for their tamariki.
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NewsFormer Kōhanga board member's appeal dismissed
The Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal by a former board member of the Kōhanga Reo National Trust.
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NewsKōhanga Reo rohe call for changes to National Trust Board
Putting an end to lifelong board membership, changing its structure and more transparency and accountability were points strongly supported by Kōhanga Reo Whānau in the rohe.
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He Pī Ka Rere keeping tamariki active in early childhood centres
Keeping active and thinking sharp has proven to be a huge success for children in early childhood centres, through an initiative called 'He Pī Ka Rere' run by Toi Tangata and He Oranga Poutama.
