Reo

Akawyan Pakawyan, Puyuma language expert, is scared the next generation don't want to learn their mother tounge.

More than 5000 people are expected to attend free and ticketed events at Toitū Te Reo on August 8 and 9 around Hastings and at the Toitoi Arts and Events Centre.

Three years after iwi request to correct spelling on te reo Māori street signs in Marlborough, all but a few have been completed, says Rangitāne general manager Corey Hebberd.

Te Matakahi o Ngāti Whātua celebrates its latest cohort to graduate, while welcoming the third cohort.