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First it was fighting for land, now it's fighting for language
It takes one generation to lose a language and at least three to get it back, says Ngāti Apa ki te Rā Tō Cultural Advisor Kiley Nepia.
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Auckland whānau catch-up
The Ngāti Apa ki te Rā Tō Trusts are holding a luncheon for our Auckland and Northland-based whānau on Sunday, July 4, in Auckland.
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Revival of te reo Māori reflected in sold-out language conference
A lecturer travelling to Marlborough for a sold out te reo Māori symposium says he is excited to spend two days immersed in New Zealand’s “beautiful” language.
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Reviving te reo Māori at the top of the South Island
A push to revive te reo Māori at the top of South Island has been taking place in Blenheim, reports RNZ.
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Marlborough's first Maori language symposium held
Revitalising te reo Māori in a region with no native speakers starts with individual whānau, reports RNZ's Meriana Johnsen for Morning Report. You can listen here.
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'It can be done' - Hundreds gather to hear te reo revitalisation strategies
Revitalising te reo Māori will require hunger, commitment and demand time, but it’s not impossible. Read more here from Stuff's Maia Hart.
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Reo revitalisation symposium draws in sold-out crowd
Hundreds turned out in force to attend Te Kaiaotanga o Te Reo Māori, a Māori language revitalisation symposium in Blenheim.
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Sign up now: Mana Rangatahi – Hōtoke 2021
Registrations are now open for the winter 2021 edition of our flagship Mana Rangatahi programme. Mana Rangatahi is nationally recognised as a leader in cultural development and revitalisation.
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Call for Trustee nominations
E te iwi, nominations are now called for the election of one (1) Pūaha te Rangi Trustee to represent the Pūaha te Rangi hapū and one (1) Tarakaipa Trustee to…
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From the Chair
Our thoughts go out to our whānau who may have been impacted by the recent floods in Canterbury and South Canterbury.