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22 February, 2021
New forestry course offers excellent job prospects
Given the strong demand for workers in the Tairāwhiti forestry sector, a new course from Te Wānanga o Aotearoa offers graduates extremely healthy job prospects, says course kaiako (teacher) Sonny Hitaua.
02 March 2021
Reconnecting with te ao Māori through tikanga
A mainstay of champion kapa haka Te Waka Huia for most of her life, Pīmia won the coveted title of Manukura Wahine in 2017. Off the stage, Pīmia teaches Te Hapūtanga o te ao Tikanga at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa in Gisborne.
10 February, 2021
Tikanga opens the door to te Ao Māori
Stacey teaches Level 3 and Level 4 tikanga Māori programmes at the Ngāmotu campus of Te Wānanga o Aotearoa and has noticed growing interest from non-Māori in learning about tikanga in recent years. It’s a trend she hopes will continue.
25 January, 2021
Wānanga returns to Taumarunui with te reo and arts courses
Local demand for te reo Māori learning has seen Te Wānanga o Aotearoa re-introduce classes to Taumarunui this year.
22 January, 2021
New forestry course offered in Tokoroa
Te Wānanga o Aotearoa in Ashworth St, Tokoroa, is offering up to 20 places on a new NZ Certificate in Forest Industry Foundation Skills (establishment and pruning).
20 January, 2021
Waka ama is about whānau, says Karmen
The biggest buzz for Karmen Wallace at this year’s waka ama nationals is that a mokopuna has been competing in the midgets’ section, making them the third generation of her family to take part.
20 January, 2021
Be wise and sanitise at waka ama champs
Combatting the potential spread of COVID-19 has been front and centre at this week’s Te Wānanga o Aotearoa National Waka Ama Sprint Championships at Karapiro.
19 January, 2021
Sarah gets cooking in Kaitaia
What started out as a simple idea to make a little extra cash selling donuts at the market has turned into a successful foodtruck venture for Kaitaia couple Sarah and Tokoa Aumata.
19 January, 2021
Fine dining for volunteers
Volunteers at the Te Wānanga o Aotearoa national waka ama sprint champs at Lake Karāpiro work hard for long hours but are always assured of a decent feed thanks to the tireless work of Hone Mutu and his team.
19 January, 2021
Local club tastes early success at waka ama
A fledgling waka ama club formed on the shores of Lake Karāpiro just three years ago has picked up its first ever medal at the Te Wānanga o Aotearoa national waka ama sprint champs.
26 November, 2020
New community outreach approach to Rongoā in Rotorua
A new “community outreach” approach is being taken to teaching Rongoā (traditional Māori healing) in Rotorua.
19 November, 2020
Raranga and whatu provide deep rewards
Besides producing work of great beauty, raranga and whatu offer a way to connect with tīpuna and to one's inner self, as well as providing spiritual healing, say kaiako and tauira involved in a community exhibition in Te Kūiti.
