Early start sets stage for kaimahi In a plain motel in an equally plain suburb of Napier yesterday morning, Chantelle Nikora is complaining about Hiria Mihaka’s drawing skills.

Early start sets stage for kaimahi

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Scholarships Announced Financial support for tauira may be just an application away, thanks to a suite of scholarships and awards being offered by the Aotearoa Scholarship Trust (AST).

Scholarships Announced

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FOMO for Kahurangi The hardest part came early for Kahurangi Maxwell.

FOMO for Kahurangi

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Celebrating tauira success The first of a string of graduation ceremonies of 2017 for Te Wānanga o Aotearoa tauira have been held in Te Waipounamu.

Celebrating tauira success

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E kore e taea te wehe, ahau me te ao haka Tē taea te wetewete e Tiare Teinakore te ao matauranga me te ao kapahaka.

E kore e taea te wehe ahau me te ao haka

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Master's research provides rare insight into womens' lives inside gangs Te Atawhai Te Rangi remembers the day she went with the Aroha Trust to Black Power gang leaders with a set of demands.

Masters research provides rare insight into womens lives inside gangs

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Manukura Wahine title a bonus for Pimia Wehi Te Waka Huia female leader Pimia Wehi dedicated the coveted title of Manukura Wahine that she won at Te Matatini 2017 - to her whānau.

Manukura Wahine title a bonus for Pimia Wehi

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Rob's fashioning a future While the teams were strutting their stuff on stage at Te Kahu o Te Amorangi Te Matatini 2017, Rob Coe-Tipene was helping some young teens strut their stuff on a smaller stage in the Kahungunu Pavilion.

Robs fashioning a future

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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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