One man's dream to have a Te Reo Maori sign language interpreter on Marae could become a reality. Eddie Hokianga took action with his own beloved Te Taitokerau Region to establish a centre that aims to finally have sign language interpreters on Marae.
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Rugby whānau starts kōhanga reo in Japan
Rugby is strong in the whakapapa of the Ellison brothers, their great-great grand uncle Thomas Rangiwahia Ellison was the first rugby captain to wear the silver fern. All the brothers are currently playing for the Kurita rugby club in Japan and in the interest of making sure their tamariki have te reo Māori, they have created their own kōhanga reo.
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Rere te Whiu, Episode 10
(AO) Tāne starts selling moko templates that Tame has designed, Mana spots a hottie in the clubrooms, and Pānia realises how lucky she is to have such a depth of history in her family.
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Rere Te Whiu, Episode 9
(AO) Tāne & Tame talk about kai hauora, and Toa & Mana are at each other’s necks again during prize giving.
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Kotahi rau pukapuka launched
Kotahi Rau Pukapuka, working in partnership with Auckland University Press, aims to publish 100 great books in te reo, allowing speakers, teachers and learners to access works at all levels of their journey.
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Rere te Whiu, Episode 7
(AO) Tāne & Tame explore the effects of 1080, and Toa is feeling down after making a call that costs his team the game. At Ika Parai, the arch nemesis of Tangaroa returns to the shop.
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Rere te Whiu, Episode 6
(AO) Tāne & Tame get into a heated conversation, Toa & Mana fight over who should make the final conversion, and Toki is fed up with Te Keka’s putdowns.
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Ngāti Porou to hold new Reo Preservation Hui
This week a new-look language symposium will be held in 'Kei te aha' country, with the aim of regenerating and retaining the unique Ngāti Porou dialect. Our reporter Te Kuru Dewes hears from one of the original Ngāti Porou cowboys, Morehu Te Maro, about his thoughts on Te Reo.
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Reo Rōreka help for parents to nurture te reo Māori in homes
Reo Rōreka is a social media initiative that targets the parents of young children to encourage them to feed the Māori language in the home. Our reporter Hana Mereraiha talks to Reremoana Te Kani-Rangiuaia and her daughter Raaiatea about their mission to help whānau to normalise te reo Māori.
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NewsAll Black halfback TJ Perenara vows to gift his children te reo Māori
All Black halfback TJ Perenara has opened up about his shame of not being able to speak te reo Māori, but is determined to bring his own up with their mother tongue.
