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After 10 weeks of learning, connection and cultural discovery, a group of migrants in Rotorua have completed a bilingual ...

In 2023 Aotearoa lost one of its most beloved curators and supporters of contemporary photogaphy, and Maori and Pacific art and artists, Ron Brownson. When he died Brownson was Senior Curator New ...

UNESCO has listed Vagahau Niue as an endangered language. Pavihi said the Niue language is similar to lea faka-Tonga and Te ...

“We must invest more in Māori media, and there’s an urgent need to look for new partnerships to ensure the likes of Te Karere and The Hui survive, as the Government is failing its responsibility to ...

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The statute provided Māori with customary rights of use, provided they could meet quite a high test that with respect to the area in question, they had “exclusively used and occupied it from 1840 to ...