Mixing materials and motherhood Nadia Poole is making a name for herself by mixing her love of material with motherhood.

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Topping Tau Ora There’s always hope for those of us propping up the Tau Ora leaderboard, but not much when a 61 year old Gisborne man is leaving the field in his wake, clocking up more than two million Tau Ora points in the first seven weeks.

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Daughters for the return home to Te Wānanga o Aotearoa Two generations of the same whānau have returned home from different parts of the world to undertake study with Te Wānanga o Aotearoa.

Daughters for the return home to Te Wananga o Aotearoa

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Realist painter gets real about learning tikanga Award-winning realist painter Artist Zarahn Southon has drawn comparisons between his education in traditional figurative painting and cultural protocol.

Realist painter gets real about learning tikanga

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Te Ihu takiwā welcomes new managers of education delivery Terry Smith and Dale Harding Te Ihu takiwā welcomes new managers of education delivery Terry Smith and Dale Harding

Te Ihu takiwa welcomes new managers of education delivery Terry Smith and Dale Harding

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TOP 10 MAORI BUSINESSES - DELOITTE TOP 200 The top 10 Māori businesses of 2015 according to the Deloitte Top 200. Some of these may surprise you, who will be number 1?

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#BeInspired PAPA WHAIRAWA This online series will not only inspire, it will motivate you

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Carved wharenui a labour of love A Hamilton secondary school marae – once a labour of love for a then budding Te Wānanga o Aotearoa carver – has been brought back to life by one of his tauira.

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From Waitangi to Holland with love Every Waitangi Day a distinct group of kaihoe paddle waka on the waters of Pewhairangi.

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History and tauira journey revealed in Tauranga pou The contemporary sculpture that was designed for the opening of the Tauranga site symbolises Te Wānanga on Aotearoa and what it means to be one of its tauira, says female carver Stormy Kara.

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