A new animated series called Inutai is set to educate tamariki about the importance of protecting the environment.
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Kōhanga Reo aims to educate 50% of tamariki Māori over next decade
Co-chair of the National Kōhanga Reo Trust Daniel Procter says they are gracious to receive their new funding. Their goal is that 50% of all tamariki Māori will start the education in kōhanga in the next ten years.
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Reo Māori rapper Rei set to drop new album
He's just released a new waiata called Rāpeti and is about to release Hoea his fourth album.
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Te Mātāwai appoints new CEO, Poia Rewi
Poia Rewi has been appointed as CEO of Te Mātāwai. Rewi says his core focus will be to reinstate Māori as a language within Māori homes.
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Taranaki kōhanga reo using livestreams to promote te reo in the home
Before the lockdown, Taranaki radio broadcaster Tamzyn Pue had been working on a strategy to grow te reo in her rohe. When Dr Te Huirangi Waikerepuru passed, Pue wondered how she could deal with that huge loss to their iwi.
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Whānau pani shares special tribute with Aotearoa
Dr Huirangi Waikerepuru (Taranaki, Ngāpuhi) was buried yesterday in adherence to the COVID-19 tangihanga protocols.
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Te Kura Mō Ngā Mokopuna's reo resources for whānau in lockdown
Thousands of whānau - tamariki and pakeke are tuning in to a Facebook page that provides online reo māori resources.
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"Welcome to Towel-Wronger" art piece sold to Tauranga Airport
The Mōtītī descendant, Graeme Hoete, announced the sale via his Instagram account claiming the painting had been purchased by Tauranga Airport.
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NewsTreaty Minister and Ngāpuhi speak the same language
It appears that Treaty Negotiations Minister Andrew Little and Ngāpuhi may have found common ground.
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Te Taumata 2020 wānanga strengthens Ngāpuhi reo
The second Te Taumata Wānanga reo recently kicked off which looks at revitalising and strengthening the Ngāpuhi dialect. A total of 140 people registered a hunger to learn and be engaged with the activities. The goal is to culturally support the descendants of Ngāpuhi.
