What are we without te reo Māori?
A call to kōrero.
Te Wiki o te reo Māori stories from The Wireless
Curator Mātauranga Māori Matariki Williams is guest-editing over at The Wireless for Te Wiki o te reo Māori. Over the week we’ll be republishing their offerings here.
Ko te reo te waka kawe i te whakaaro Māori
Te reo Māori shapes the way we view ourselves, it carries our worldviews.
Te Ngahere Raima | The Concrete Jungle
How can a language be charted over 200 years?
Kore taitara: How te reo provides layered access to appreciating art
Giving artworks a title in te reo Māori positions that work within a Māori worldview.
Walking the talk: Compulsory te reo Māori in schools
Opinions are divided.
The Mispronunciation Issue: Taking responsibility
It's time to learn.
Whanaungatanga: Tauiwi learners of te reo Māori
“Ko te reo te taikura o te ao mārama” - language is the key to understanding.
He uri tēnei nō Hinepūkohurangi
Kohukohu ana ki te rangi / Kohukohu ana ki te papa / Kohukohu ana ki te ao, kohukohu ana ki te pō, / Arā ngā kākahu a Hinepūkohurangi.
The Mispronunciation Issue: Why it matters
Māori names are more than just letters and phonetics.
Tukua mai te reo: Ētahi whakaaro mō te pukapuka He Reo Wāhine
Angela Wanhalla is disrupting the narrative of our colonial history.
Broader Horizons: What it means to be Māori in Australia
Mozzies are coming up with innovative ways to learn, share and hold onto their culture.
The Mispronunciation Issue: What it looks like in Aotearoa
Travel to any corner of this country, listen closely and you might hear it.
Ko toku ao, he ao Māori | My whole world is Māori
Meet Te Ao Marama Ngarotata.
Will te reo Māori survive?
There is a choice. Kei a koe.
