2emailprintWe still remember a year ago today, the loss of Warriors and Rugby League Superstar, Sonny Fai. RIP brother.
Morena! Morena! So, in the future parts of the World (like Aotearoa, Tonga, Samoa, Niue and Australia) the countdown to New Years has begun. In that case I won’t keep you too long. Resolutions…easy to say, fun to think about, yet really difficult to action beyond new years morning/afternoon. Fitter, leaner, more committed, more dedicated, [...]
Continue reading …Morena! Morena! Now, sure I just posted a few minutes ago but this caught my attention and actually got me thinking. Are Maori once again being ripped off? We are currently running a story called Tiki Mania Maori – (high fashion) Made in Denmark? Art or Appropriation? and come to the conclusion that while the [...]
Continue reading …Morena! Morena! What a strange, magical and maddening year has it been – well, it was for our family. Nearly losing a sister and then gaining a new sister; celebrating the birth of a niece; farewelling uncles, cousins, koroua, kuia – many loved ones. On the wairua side, things improved in our home town of [...]
Continue reading …In the Pre-Digital Age, our families shared a telephone connected by the Party Line, often dialing the phone. When looking to go somewhere, they’d reach for a map. Regular mail tookOld School Phone 3-5 days (fastpost took 1-3 days) and the first digital things to appear were considered toys. The only useful digital items were the Calculator, the Casio Watch and the Video Player. Everything else was analogue. Nothing else mattered because nothing else was available.
Continue reading …Te Arawa Fisheries has just recently launched their new website. It is filled with great information, wonderful images and upcoming hui details. If you register you will go into the draw to win 10KG of Kai Moana (ka reka!). If you are Te Arawa you can also now apply online for their Te Arawa 500 [...]
Continue reading …Kia ora whanau We are looking for TangataWhenua.com Contributors who are able to send through links, stories and original opinion from your home town. TangataWhenua.com has built a reputation for connecting Maori online by letting everyone know what is happening back at home. With more of our whanau overseas, we would love to hear what [...]
Continue reading …Abstract: Maori are studying ICT at a disproportionate rate. Maori make up 15% of the New Zealand population yet Maori school leavers are trailing the success tables and despite the advent of the Wananga, Maori tertiary students (aged 18 to 24) are declining (Social Report, 2007). Recent government reports are also identifying Maori as having [...]
Continue reading …Maori resources continue to evolve and transform the online spaces which we now inhabit. You can search Google in te reo Maori so it makes sense with the development of Apple’s iPhone applications (with more then 2 BILLION downloads since 2008) that yet another avenue for digital resources has emerged. In response to some online [...]
Continue reading …Library staff members, Te Kura Maori and Parekereke Research Institute staff together launched the Maori language interface to the Library’s catalogue at the Karori Campus Marae, Te Akopai in Wellington. Staff were welcomed onto the marae by Head of Department Pania Te Maro (Ngati Porou) and Parekereke’s Wally Penetito (Ngati Haua, Tamatera) concluding with karakia [...]
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