Te Tumu - School of Māori, Pacific & Indigenous Studies

Ngāi Tahu | Kaiwhakahaere Justin Tipa on Te Pūnui o Toka Tumehe spoke with Justin Tipa, Kaiwhakahaere o Ngāi Tahu, about the Hui ā Motu held earlier this year at Tūrangawaewae Marae. They discussed Ngāi Tahu’s resp...

‘We turned our waka around’: Tā Tipene O’Regan tells the Ngāi Tahu story 'We should be dreaming about what we can be as a people, as a nation.'

He Ūraka Vaka He Ūraka Reo, Te Tumu Research Committee welcomes you to a special panel seminar highlighting vibrant local wāhine discussing Mātauranga Māori in practise.
Wednesday 31st July, 3pm at Te Rangihiroa College (15 Forth st, Dunedin)

Aotearoa is set to take back its haka world record — from the French.

Ko Te Kāhui te ingoa o te pou “I’ve had the opportunity to fulfill the dreams I had as a little boy who grew up in Ōmarama… To give visual form to the aspirations of our Papatipu Rūnanga, to assist them to have a presence back on the whenua,” said Ngāi Tahu artist Ross Hemera soon after the blessing of his cultural ar...

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🌺 Kam na bane ni mauri! Wikin te Taetae ni Kiribati - Kiribati Language Week is here 🌺

Celebrate Kiribati language and culture all week with events around the country, language resources and more!

Head to our website to find ways you can get involved: https://bit.ly/3IhtSCW

And follow NZ Kiribati Language Week for updates.

'Incredibly powerful' celebration marks Matariki High on a southern mountain, Kāi Tahu offered kai to the sky in a national ceremony celebrating Matariki this morning. The national Matariki...

Matariki - Live Broadcast Watch our Matariki live broadcast

Kāi Tahu will be hosting this year's hautapu ceremony from Treble Cone to bring in the dawn that will signal the beginning of Te Rā Aro ki Matariki – the Matariki public holiday.

Kare Tipa and Kiringāua Cassidy will be participating in the hautapu ceremony along their Ōtākou whānau.

The ceremony will be broadcast live by all national TV stations and Radio New Zealand, and livestreamed on www.matariki.com from 5am, Friday 28th June.

Mānawatia a Matariki!

Matariki - Live Broadcast Watch our Matariki live broadcast

Kia manawanui mai e hoa mā!

UPDATE!
Please stream via your app, ipad or Chrome web browser.

Click the link below and create a login to view via the app or website. Or view via the Te Reo Channel on Freeview 10 and on SKY.

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OFFICIAL LINK HERE: https://www.maoriplus.co.nz/

Download the MĀORI+ app and create a login to stream free.

Toitū te reo Māori!

Heretaunga Hastings will host a world-first Māori language and culture festival, Toitū Te Reo, on August 8 and 9 this year.

Based on the Welsh Eisteddfod festival, Toitū Te Reo is an opportunity for both fluent te reo speakers and people just beginning their te reo journey to gather with other speakers and ‘karawhiua’ - have-a-go.

Internationally-respected language champion and Hawke’s Bay resident, Dr Sir Tīmoti Kāretu (pictured) says Toitū Te Reo is a celebration that recognises the status of the Māori language as an official language, but also unites all New Zealanders in recognising and honouring our nation's first language.

"It is an opportunity for everyone to come together, learn, and embrace the cultural heritage that defines us."

Hastings District Council is proud to share information and help promote this event, that's part of a partnership with Ngāti Kahungunu Iwi Inc and Te Matau-a-Māui-based language company Kauwaka.

Read more https://www.hastingsdc.govt.nz/home/article/3118/world-first-mori-language-festival-welcomes-all-to-heretaunga-?t=featured&s=1

Te Rau Hihiri Wednesday 26 June 2024 Buy Tickets He Māori Ahau is a conference that unites kaimahi Māori working in and with the public service for a day of inspiration, connection and action.  See Programme 🔥 Get InspiredHear from tell-it-straight kaikōrero who speak directly to the kaupapa that ignites t...

The feast of Matariki is coming 🌟 From Taiao To Table.

TUTOR/MARKER VACANCIES FOR SEMESTER 2 - APPLICATIONS OPEN JUNE 10.
We are seeking tutors/markers for our semester 2 papers listed below. If this sounds like you please apply through the University of Otago’s Human Resources job vacancy website:
https://corpapp.otago.ac.nz/casper

If you have any questions about these positions please email Roma Donaldson-Gush: [email protected]

www.mpp.govt.nz

Ko Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka e tau nei! The new tohu has been revealed.

Bright future for teaching in the dark | University of Otago The stage is set to be packed for the MAOR108 concert this semester as the number of students enrolled in the paper reaches a record high.