Sandy satisfied with art offerings The man who oversaw the installation of artworks at the Kahungunu Sports Park for Te Kahu o Te Amorangi Te Matatini 2017 has declared himself happy with the results and says those who created the works have more than met the brief.

Sandy satisfied with art offerings

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From tauira to kaiako If proof were ever needed that anyone can learn te reo Māori, Rebecca Tamati is it.

From tauira to kaiako

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A friend indeed Friendships can be forged in the most unexpected places and for Franny Marsters and Sera Pulepule, it was behind their desktop screens studying at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa.

A friend indeed

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Songs of Rangahau album launch A just-released, 11-track album shows there’s more to rangahau than producing a 30,000-word thesis which few people will ever read.

Songs of Rangahau album launch

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Tauira to benefit from kaiawhina in winning team Te reo Māori tauira in Hamilton will be among those to reap the benefits of Whāngārā Mai Tawhiti taking out the top title at Te Kahu o Te Amorangi Te Matatini 2017 yesterday.

Tauira to benefit from kaiawhina in winning team

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Tuihana takes off A familiar face to many at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa will be missing from the end of next week when SME - wellness adviser Tuihana Ohia leaves to take up a new role.

Tuihana takes off

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Just Bro own It Are you tired of health and safety in the workplace messages that are long-winded, too technical and barely interesting?

Just Bro own It

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Te Taiurungi delighted with Te Matatini efforts Te Taiurungi Dr Jim Mather was pleased with the efforts of Te Wānanga o Aotearoa kaimahi and tauira at Te Kahu o Te Amorangi Te Matatini 2017.

Te Taiurungi delighted with Te Matatini efforts

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Kick the cough or fight the flu, just don’t bring it to mahi It’s that time of year again, when the days get shorter and colder and someone in the office has a sniffle or a cough.

Kick the cough or fight the flu

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One thing leads to another When Chelsea Edmonds was taking the STAR Māori Art Drawing Techniques programme while she was attending He Matariki Teen Parent School in 2012, she thought she was "just doing art" for her son.

One thing leads to another

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