Maui Television Productions are finalists for two categories of this years’ Māori Language Awards. Its new adrenaline-pumping adventure series Pāia has been nominated in the youth category.
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Tūwharetoa FM quartet finalists again for Ngā Tohu Reo Māori
For the second consecutive year Tūwharetoa FM are finalist for Ngā Tohu Reo Māori Awards. Their Tūwharetoa FM Quartet's 'Talk it Over' reversion called "Kōrero Tahi' has been nominated for the Arts and Entertainment category.
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#REOREASONS Skits- Waiata Lipsync
Māori Television discovers and shares what drives people to engage with te reo Māori in the channel wide campaign, #REOREASONS.
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#REOREASONS Skits- Subtitles
Māori Television discovers and shares what drives people to engage with te reo Māori in the channel wide campaign, #REOREASONS.
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#REOREASONS Skits- Pull Chicks
Māori Television discovers and shares what drives people to engage with te reo Māori in the channel wide campaign, #REOREASONS.
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#REOREASONS Skits- Pick Up Lines
Māori Television discovers and shares what drives people to engage with te reo Māori in the channel wide campaign, #REOREASONS.
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#REOREASONS World without Reo #3- Tikanga
Māori Television discovers and shares what drives people to engage with te reo Māori in the channel wide campaign, #REOREASONS.
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Waikato Regional Council take up reo Māori challenge
For the first time staff at Waikato Regional Council have taken up the Mahuru Māori challenge to speak Māori during the whole month of September. The Council has also launched an APP to mark Māori language week.
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Parties release Reo Māori policies
Labour says it wants te reo Māori integrated into the learning of every child in Early Childhood Education, Primary and Intermediate schools by 2025. The party released its reo Māori policy in Auckland today.
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Malaysian woman becomes immersed in Te Arawa reo
A Malaysian woman's quest to speak te reo Māori fluently has been justified with her full immersion into the Te Arawa way of life. With Rotorua recently becoming the first bilingual city in Aotearoa, she now feels right at home.
