. Part of Te Awe’s mission is to improve the storage of these taonga in order to ensure that they are preserved for future generations. Discover the incredible lengths the Museum team go to i
Some of the items in the Museum’s collection are in an incredibly fragile state and run the risk of disintegrating entirely. We take a look at the vital decisions being made regarding an es
Gathered from across Aotearoa, the Taumata Māreikura are a group of expert weavers, that assembled to share their knowledge and in turn learn from the incredible cloaks in the Museum’s coll
An Aspiration: Te Awe is about enriching, reorganising, and improving the care of our 10,000+ taonga Māori in a way that is embedded in Mātauranga Māori.
Dame Anne Salmond learns of inspirational wāhine Māori and meets their female descendants who are reviving lost practices and restoring a rightful balance
Goddesses carved into rock, tuatara, taniwha…these guardians of land and people now need protection themselves. Dame Anne Salmond meets the caretakers and asks if we are ready to do the same.
Dame Anne Salmond travels Great South Road - itself an artefact of war - to Waikato, Taranaki and the Wairau on a voyage to hear the tragic and often overlooked stories of Aotearoa’s early
The mystery of the Motunui Panels takes Dame Anne Salmond from Aotearoa to Switzerland and back, and a beloved bishop finds his final rest in the Hokianga after a hundred and thirty years.
Matariki i te Pō Digital Series is a celebration of the nine stars of Matariki - Te Iwa o Matariki and what they represent.