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Anahera-Pono credits TWoA for her transition
She’s a singer in reggae band NRG Rising and a mother, shes also a Level 5 Diploma in Adult Education
Panekiretanga graduates rewarded for efforts to revitalise te reo
It’s almost exhausting hearing the lengths couple Komene Cassidy and his partner Paulette Tamati-Elliffe go to to retain and revitalise te reo Māori in their hometown of Dunedin.
Tauranga site completed and ready for Tauira
An early morning blessing heralded new beginnings for the latest Te Wānanga o Aotearoa site in Tauranga.
Mokopuna inspires change for Tricia
Discover the journey of Tricia Walsh. From languishing in a prison cell to a Bachelor of Social Work.
Patukoraha in danger of dying
From Tonga to New York
Visesio Siasau and his wife Serene Tay, are off for a six-month residency at the International Studio and Curatorial Program in Brooklyn, New York after he was named Paramount Award Winner in the 24th Wallace Art Awards earlier this month.
Kia Ora Kamapōtia
Wānanga graduate Hoani Kaiwhata has been on one amazing adventure after another and is now in Cambodia "living the dream".
New App Launched To Celebrate Māori Language Week
Te Wānanga o Aotearoa has launched a new app and is running a national competition with more than 550 schools to celebrate Māori Language Week.
Te Reo Māori For Overall Good Health
As a fluent te reo Māori speaker and a practising doctor, Jason Tuhoe is a rarity.
Auahi Kore Champion Inspires
Six years ago Te Wānanga o Aotearoa kaimahi Gina Melody-Roore quit smoking and she’s now encouraging whānau and friends to follow in her auahi kore footsteps.
Ex-Manu Samoa Hooker Starts Business
As a former professional rugby player of more than 15 years, Ace Tiatia knows the inside of a gym probably better than most.
From Storeman To HOD Of Māori Studies
Kevin Waho says the strain of fulltime study while supporting his wife and family on a student allowance could sometimes be tough.