NZ - The Maori Directory

Tuhono is an advocate for and contributes to a network of Maori individuals, iwi and other entities who wish to engage with each other in fostering our identity, wellbeing and potential, primarily through the following objectives.

Nau Mai Haere Mai! Welcome to our Bi-lingual Publishing Company we specialise in fun filled children's bi-lingual books that focus on Nga taonga tuku iho(Gifts of the past) and treasuring our Kaumatua and all they have to teach us. Feel free to check out our website and help us to encourage te reo maori from generation to generation

Unforgettable experiences where the theatre brings tribal and historical stories of Rotorua to life in an entertaining yet eductional way. A lighter more humorous touch to traditional Maori culture. A Kiwiana Roast Buffet is offered and during your dinner you will learn the secret of 'the kumara' which tells the origin of the Maori people

WELCOME to the website of the Treaty Resource Centre, He Puna Matauranga o Te Tiriti. It aims to - Help individuals and organisations to apply the Treaty in their lives and work, provide interactive learning experiences about the Treaty of Waitangi, Help you find Treaty educators in your area.

TrackNet - Reliable daily passenger coach service to and from many of the most beautiful areas in New Zealand during the Fiordland Great Walks Season (October - May)

Welcome to Te Puni Kokiri’s website for effective governance education. This site is designed to help trustees and directors of Maori organisations with their responsibilities and role as guardians and leaders. It aims to support those who have taken up that challenge by sharing best practice on the essential elements of effective governance. Whether it’s for a small whanau trust or a major trading company, there are sound principles for safeguarding and growing assets for the benefit of their owners.

“Maori land” is defined by Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993. The definition in the Act is used by the Maori Land Court whenever it is required to determine the status of Maori land. The status may be one of the following: Maori freehold land Maori customary land General land owned by Maori

Tourism Ngati Porou has an established network of indigenous cultural, sports and adventure based tour operators on the East Coast from Gisborne north to Potaka. These operators are committed to providing an authentic and culturally appropriate tourism package that is tailored to meet your individual or tour group's requirements. We offer 4 wheel drive tours to our sacred mountain Hikurangi, Ngati Porou Home, farm or marae accommoation is available.

TORO PIKOPIKO is a family based multi media production company formed by Jeffrey Addison (Kai Tahu) and Whaitaima Te Whare (Ngati Tuwharetoa) in 1995. Since then, with our two children Te Aue & Tohi we have toured throughout Aotearoa performing original puppet shows at many Kohanga Reo, Schools, Marae and Festivals.... Toro Pikopiko began producing radio programs in 1999, and have been making a series of television programs, called Toro Pikopiko E! since 2004 with the help of our sincere friends and whanaunga tino rawe....

This large sheep and cattle farm offers accommodation, walks, horse treks, kayaking and much more - all in one of the most stunning locations in North Taranaki. The station offers access to a stretch of coast featuring the Three Sisters (50-metre high sentinels eroded by the sea and now about 100 metres from the cliffs, leaving only two remaining), our property is the northern terminal of the White Cliffs Walkway (Walkway closed July-August-September for lambing).