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This year, 11 classic phrases you'll only ever hear from an Aotearoan have made the cut.
Specialist te reo Māori speakers are being brought in to commentate, and upskill others.
Up to 120 people joined daily 8.30am sessions during Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.
Stacey Morrison has translated a new children's book on Dame Whina Cooper.
'Her support ... anchors Toitū Te Reo as a movement of enduring significance.'
Land artist Kenrick Smith painted the logo using only chalk, water and grass.
Julie Herewini says Whanganui’s first Māori ward election offers a historic opportunity.
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Hundreds of students gathered in Whangārei to celebrate Māori Language Week and the legacy of Māori leader Dame Whina Cooper. Video / Sarah Curtis
The French have terroir - the Matiti collective preferred to listen to Hineahuone.
The commemorative event brought together hundreds of students from seven Whangārei schools
Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori began in 1972 as a single day before growing into a national week.
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Class sizes have tripled in a year, drawing Māori and Pākehā aged 6 to 60.
The mayor says when she took on the role eight years ago, she could hardly say 'kia ora'.
Team manager Rob Geaney said the squad's aim is to inspire young Māori in sport.
It's her most daunting challenge so far.
'As Māori, we need to be really well versed in AI and be able to operate confidently.'
Te Arikinui Nga wai hono i te po is hosting Koroneihana at Tūrangawaewae Marae and will give her first public speech since her coronation last year.
'You don’t wake up skinny; you still have to put in some kind of work.'
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei's assets have risen from $631m in 2014 to $1.53b last year.
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He travelled to Turkey for dental work, saving thousands.
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Category winners receive $8500, except for the first book winners, who take home $2500.
'Our members see this move as an act of white supremacy,' says Te Akatea.
The Education Ministry said minor errors were not uncommon.
The current passport, with te reo Māori text first, came into effect in 2021.
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