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- Contact us Whakapā mai
- What we do Ā mātou mahi
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Te Rautaki o Te Papa Our strategy
Te Rautaki o Te Papa is Te Papa’s enduring strategy. It will guide our planning and decision-making processes, as well as the way we will work for years to come.
Our purpose
To understand and treasure the past, to enrich the present, and to meet the challenges of the future.
Our impact
- Extraordinary experiences, new knowledge, and new connections.
- Healing, reconciliation, and empowerment.
- A thriving natural environment.
Our priorities
Hāpai ahurea
Transforming museum practice by centring Māori and communities in the care, understanding, and sharing of their taonga
taongatreasuresMāori, mātauranga
mātaurangaMāori knowledgeMāori, and kōrero
kōrerodiscussion, talkingMāori.
Upholding the mana
manaprestige, authority, importance, powerMāori of all cultures and communities.
Tūrangawaewae
Exploring our relationships with each other, as Tangata Whenua
Tangata WhenuaIndigenous people of Aotearoa New ZealandMāori and Tangata Tiriti
Tangata TiritiPeople of the TreatyMāori, in this unique place. Offering a place to stand and a uniquely Aotearoa New Zealand experience.
Strengthening New Zealanders’ sense of belonging and identity.
Papatūānuku
Exploring our relationships with Papatūānuku
Papatūānukuearth motherMāori, our environment.
Empowering New Zealanders to care for, protect, and restore Aotearoa’s environment and biodiversity.
Our vision
A Tiriti-based museum, where a collective commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Te Tiriti o WaitangiTreaty of WaitangiMāori is fostered and Māori exercise tino rangitiratanga
tino rangitiratangasovereigntyMāori.
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Te kaupapa
Kia mārama ki te onamata, kia whai hua te inamata, kia tutuki ngā wero o te anamata.
Te pānga
- Ngā wheako whakahirahira, ngā mātauranga hou, me ngā hononga hou.
- Te whakaora, te houhanga rongo, me te whakakaha.
- Te taiao tino ora.
Ngā kaupapa matua
Hāpai ahurea
Te whakawhanake i ngā tikanga whare taonga mā te whakarite ko te Māori me ngā hapori te poutokomanawa ki te manaaki me te mōhio ki ā rātou taonga, ki ō rātou mātauranga, me ā rātou kōrero.
Te hāpai i te mana o ngā ahurea me ngā hapori katoa.
Tūrangawaewae
Te tirotiro i tō tātou hononga ki a tātou anō, hei Tangata Whenua hei Tangata Tiriti hoki, i tēnei wāhi motuhake. Ko te tuku tūrangawaewae ki ngā tangata katoa me tētahi wheako ahurei o Aotearoa.
Te whakapakari i te rongomaiwhiti me te tuakiri o te iwi o Aotearoa.
Papatūānuku
Te torotoro i tō tātou hononga ki a Papatūānuku, ki tō tātou taiao.
Te whakamana i ngā tangata o Aotearoa ki te manaaki, ki te tiaki, ki te whakaora i te taiao me te kanorau koiora o Aotearoa.
Te whakakitenga
He whare taonga tumu Tiriti, kei reira te whakapūmautanga o te katoa ki te Tiriti o Waitangi ā, ka whakamahia e te Māori te tino rangatiratanga.
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