13 Sept, 2017

Scholarship recipients announced

Twelve tauira from around the country were awarded Aotearoa Scholarship Trust (AST) scholarships last week.

Timing is everything for Tama

Tama Brown says it took a long time to realise he was on a road to nowhere but after a health scare he's now back on track.

30th Aug, 2017

The art of business

A new tā moko/tattoo studio and gallery space in Hastings is backed by five local men who are all Bachelor of Māori Art graduates of Toimairangi, the school of Māori Visual Arts.

16 Aug, 2017

Arts collaboration grows

A visiting Native American artist has continued the work of one of his tutors during a visit to Te Wānanga o Aotearoa.

16 Aug, 2017

SOHK kicks off

In 2007 Ken Cowen approached the UK borough of Knowsley about using rugby to transform the lives of men.

16 Aug, 2017

Making a difference

Erina Wehi-Barton is a woman on a mission.

16 Aug, 2017

Shaquille steps up

Shaquille Shortland says it was the passing of kuia Merle Hohaia, late last year, that cemented his passion for teaching "all things Māori." And as it turns out, it's been keeping the 23-year-old very busy.

3 Aug, 2017

Ephraim's long road to recovery

As he dazed in and out of consciousness and surgeons scrambled to mend his broken spine, Ephraim Gudgeon kept repeating the same question.

Offsites on track for Sasha and her tauira

New health and safety procedures – a word from Harata Samuel Lead Environmental, Safety & Wellness

Te Marupainga has been involved in a review of our health and safety (H and S) management systems with our legal advisors Simpson Grierson.

July 18, 2017

Adapting to e-learning

A better understanding of how the Māori tertiary sector is adapting to e-learning is the focus of a joint research project being undertaken by Te Wānanga o Aotearoa Strategy and Performance Lead Lindsay Baxter and funded by the Innovation Partnership.

July 18, 2017

Māhuri Tōtara coming soon

Māhuri Tōtara is eight weeks away and there has been much activity in preparation