This year’s Voyager Best Māori Affairs winner, Oriini Kaipara of Māori Televisions Native Affairs Show says the accolades also belong to her family and colleagues. The win was announced at a media awards gala for print, radio, television and also digital in Auckland.
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Māori culture is more than pōwhiri- students
Rangatahi visiting Polyfest today spoke out about how they want teachers and other students to better embrace Māori culture and performing arts.
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New principal for TKKKM o Te Orini
Te Kura Kura Kaupapa Māori o Te Orini has recently welcomed their new principal, Taiarahia Melbourne after relocating to the Whakatāne beachside settlement of Coastlands.
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$9.5mil teachers package will support more Māori teachers- Kelvin Davis
Associate Education Minister Kelvin Davis says the Government's immediate $9.5 million teacher supply package will support more te reo Māori and Māori medium teachers into classrooms from next year.
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Māori students attempt to heal Lake Taupō
At 12pm today parents and students of Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Whakarewa i te Reo ki Tūwharetoa will visit eight sites around Lake Taupō to recite karakia, pao and waiata, which they hope will help heal the lake from the effects of toxins.
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KKM Council welcomes demise of National Standards
Minister of Education Chris Hipkins has announced the government is scrapping National Standards. National Chairperson for Te Rūnanganui o Ngā Kura Kaupapa Māori, Cathy Dewes, says the organisation is ecstatic about the decision.
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Northland kura creates first Māori iBook for National Library exhibition
A Northland school has helped to create the first te reo Māori iBook resource for The National Library of New Zealand's He Tohu exhibition. The entire Te Kura Kaupapa o Whangaroa visited Wellington today, where they viewed the Treaty of Waitangi and other documents their ancestors signed.
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Wiki Hā: Mau Rākau in the spirit of sportsmanship and teamwork
Māori immersion high schools from around the country are battling it out with traditional Māori weaponry at Wiki Hā, a week-long bi-annual event which brings the students together to compete across a range of sports in the spirit of fair play and camaraderie.
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Native Affairs- Keeping Te Reo Māori Alive
A kura kaupapa Māori in the Kahungugnu region is determined to revitalise Te Reo Māori.
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NewsNZQA to review process for Māori exam paper availability
NZQA will review its process to ensure translated examination papers are more available to students, after some Gisborne kura kaupapa (maori-medium) students had to sit their NCEA Level 1 Maths exam in English and no blank back-up Māori exam papers were available on-site.
