Te Reo Māori

New Zealand's first Te Reo Māori careers workshops were held near Kaikohe in the Far North recently

Filming on a television series, believed to be the first mainstream prime-time production to have 30 percent of its dialogue in te reo Māori, has just wrapped in Taranaki.

Alien Weaponry: Kua Tupu Te Ara* is making its way to NZ after premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival and the New Zealand Film Festival earlier this year.

The dual release is a collaboration between Matewa Media and Walt Disney Animation Studios

The letter sent said the deputy Prime Minister had an “abhorrent outburst” in parliament, telling students in te reo Māori lessons to “keep their mouth shut”.

Musician Jordyn with a why received the Maioha Award, while Anna Coddington took home the Silver Scroll Award.

A new report highlights the emotional and psychological trauma hindering Māori language learners, urging national strategies for healing and revitalisation.

Māori students are adamant Te Ahu o te Reo Māori has a positive impact on their education, despite the government's decision to cut funding for the initiative by $30 million.

An independent review into Te Ahu o te Reo found it contributes to the Crown’s strategy of language revitalisation.

A group of Māori students are calling upon the government to restore funding for te reo Māori teaching training.