Support continues for Marae DIY | Te hāpai i te Marae Te Wānanga o Aotearoa will once again be the broadcast sponsor of the popular television series Marae DIY in 2017.

Support continues for Marae DIY

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EER almost here The countdown is on for Māhuri Tōtara, 12 days to be exact.

EER almost here

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Life-changing experience at WIPCE What brings a Kawerau sports leadership kaiako, the game of basketball and tikanga Māori together? The World Indigenous Peoples Conference on Education (WIPCE) of course.

Life changing experience at WIPCE

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Help Support #DamonationTransformation Despite losing sight in one eye and his hearing, Damon Heke remains defiant in his five-year battle with cancer.

Hats off to Damon

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The right to read and write | Te kaihara i ako ki te pānui Vernon, a prison-based learner in his late 30s, has been through most of his life not knowing how to read.

The right to read and write

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Shaquille steps up Shaquille Shortland says it was the passing of kuia Merle Hohaia, late last year, that cemented his passion for teaching "all things Māori." And as it turns out, it's been keeping the 23-year-old very busy.

Shaquille steps up

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Arts collaboration grows A visiting Native American artist has continued the work of one of his tutors during a visit to Te Wānanga o Aotearoa.

Arts collaboration grows

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Kaiako packs on their way Hundreds of personalised resource packs – one for each kaiako employed by Te Wānanga o Aotearoa – are being sent throughout the country help with recruitment efforts.

Kaiako packs on their way

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SOHK kicks off In 2007 Ken Cowen approached the UK borough of Knowsley about using rugby to transform the lives of men.

SOHK kicks off

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Waka Wānanga set to make a splash in Huntly More than 200 waka ama tauira will converge on Huntly this weekend as the sixth Te Wānanga o Aotearoa Waka Wananga is held.

Waka Wananga set to make a splash in Huntly

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