DCG the man that walks in both worlds Popular Marae DIY TV landscaper David Clayton-Greene is a man who walks comfortably into a boardroom or a marae.

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Flashest selfie-booth at Polyfest TWOA upped the ante at this year’s 41st ASB Polyfest thanks to a custom-designed Waharoa described by many rangatahi as ‘the flashest selfie-booth ever’.

Flashest selfie-booth at Polyfest

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Transformation through Te Reo Rotarota Te Wānanga o Aotearoa has successfully delivered another Te Reo Rotarota course - the third since 2010.

Transformation through Te Reo Rotarota

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Tauira in the deep south embracing te reo Māori like never before TWOA business coordinator Arana Collett says the number of tauira enrolled in te reo Māori classes at the Southern Institute of Technology are at their highest levels in more than 10 years.

Tauira in the deep south embracing te reo Maori

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Fitness course brings results Whangarei YG Certificate in Fitness tauira have impressed NorthTec's High Performance Lab - both on paper and in person.

Fitness course brings results

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Tonotono aroha The artist of an ocean installation featuring a twin-hulled waka created out of recycled plastic bottles, says it’s important that Te Wananga o Aotearoa is recognised.

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The learning pathway from tauira to kaiako Whangarei Certificate in Money Management kaiako Fiona Ajani is making a difference in people's lives.

The learning pathway from tauira to kaiako

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Kapa haka callout The callout for teams for Te Wānanga o Aotearoa Super Haka 12s, has now extended nationwide.

Kapa haka callout

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Whakatane On his first visit to the TWoA Whakatāne office in his capacity as chief executive, Te Taiurungi Jim Mather was given a maths lesson.

Whakatane

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From the marae to the motu via a Matariki postage stamp While his cousins were playing bullrush or getting into mischief around the marae, a young Te Atiwei Ririnui spent hours alone harvesting harakeke and evolving his weaving skill.

From the marae to the motu via a Matariki postage stamp

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