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14 June 2021
Ruta helps herself and her community
Ruta Aloisio knows there are plenty of issues that need dealing with in her Ōtara community and got to the stage where she wanted to do something to help.
10 June 2021
Loving the country that loves you through te reo Māori
Madison, said she wanted to give back to the country that gave her a home “and to keep up with what my kids were learning at school”. She did this by learning te reo Māori.
9 June 2021
Taking the opportunity to help people
For Mike, education is about helping people reach their goals in life, which involves building a range of skills and capabilities.
8 June 2021
Jordon’s feeling fine with rongoā
He’s faced more challenges than most people will ever have to but a belief in rongoā Māori means Jordon Wansbrough is living a productive life and helping others lead better and healthier lives.
3 June 2021
Tori-Analee the tā moko artist
Tori-Analee, who will graduate with a degree in Rauangi (Māori visual arts) from Te Wānanga o Aotearoa next year, is a self-taught artist. She developed her talent and skill by drawing images she liked in her art books.
2 June 2021
Raranga, a meditative and healing process
For Cathrine Randall, the practice of raranga is a meditative and healing process. These days, the former hairdresser helps tauira learning raranga – the art of Māori weaving - at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa in Whanganui.
1 June 2021
Anevili aims to keep climbing
Anevili Kirifi has often found herself in leadership roles at work, so to give herself the qualification she needed to advance, she enrolled in the Introduction to Team Leadership programme.
30 May 2021
Gareth’s campaign is keeping it reo
Gareth Kahui walked through the doors at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa's Ngāmotu (New Plymouth) campus to learn te reo Māori five years ago. And he hasn't left since.
28 May 2021
Finding deeper meaning in whakairo
Chris Daymond, a police officer recently completed his Kāwai Raupapa – Whakairo at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa in Palmerston North. Tauira are guided through practical projects while learning the hands-on processes the art requires from experienced carvers.
25 May 2021
Scaffolding company uplifting whānau and iwi
A desire to contribute to her iwi has seen a South Auckland scaffolding company grow from nothing to 18 staff in a little over two years.
24 May 2021
Tough background drives desire to help rangatahi
Being born and bred in Belfast Crescent in the Gisborne suburb of Kaiti has helped drive Coby Te Pairi’s desire to help at-risk rangatahi (youth).
19 May 2021
Teresa’s reo journey – a commitment for life
Teresa Kenny had been teaching for more than two decades but was still looking for new ways to get more te reo Māori into her classroom.
