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Te Waka Toi, the Maori arts board of Creative New Zealand, allocates project grants and develops initiatives. Te Waka Toi also funds Toi Maori Aotearoa on a three-year basis and Kahurangi Maori Dance Theatre on an annual basis. With the Arts Board of Creative New Zealand, it contributes to the annual funding of Taki Rua Productions.

The Maori Language Commission was established under the Maori Language Act 1987. The Commission works hard to ensure that Maori language remains a vital living part of life in New Zealand using a range of tools and media including this website.

Maori government services, a free mentoring service for new or existing maori businesses.

Courses of study offered by the Maori Business Group of the Faculty of Commerce and Administration at Victoria University of Wellington. ...

Web Directory NZ Maori Subject List Maori History and Whakapapa Environment and Natural Resources.

Te Karere aims to promote and use the Maori language five days a week during its 15 minute news bulletin on national television. Te Karere aims to satisfy its audience with a service that will convey Maori issues that are of National significance, whether it be Maori grieving the loss of their loved ones, celebrating their achievements, or voicing their concerns.

Te Kahui Mangai is a directory of iwi (tribes) and Maori organisations for purposes of consultation and research. Iwi, hapu, marae, rohe, RMA, MFA, ...

Te Hiringa i te Mahara aims to enable Maori secondary teachers to become powerful actors in their own lives. THM equips you with the tools to empower yourself to effectively manage and to get the best out of your professional environment.rnrnThis is what Professional Development is all about - and Te Hiringa i te Mahara provides you with the building blocks to manage your professional development.rnrnTo find out more about the THM Professional Development opportunities click on one of the options above right.

Screening between 4.00 PM and 5.30 PM every weekday, TAU KE is presented by Robynleigh and her gracious granny character who teach tamariki about the world as well as fronting a range of colourful, clever and creative children’s programmes aimed at k?hanga reo and kura kaupapa Maori.

Indigenous Maori Media Network. Health, Family, Business, Politics, Education, Youth, Sports. Providing exceptional, relevant, and independent news, events & information to Maori and those working with and interested in indigenous communities in an effort to strengthen online Maori networks and businesses.