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GYM-E is a website about Growing Young Maori Entrepreneurs. It’s a site for anyone who is interested in young people taking their ideas and the risk and hard work to make them a reality. So it’s for anyone but it’s especially for young Maori entrepreneurs. The site was developed as part of a research project jointly funded by the Foundation of Science, Research and Technology (FRST) and the Health Research Council (HRC). If you want to know more about the research click on Research in the index on the left of this page.

Building capacity of Maori, Pacific and mainstream organisations to enable them to contribute effectively and meaningfully, to the development of Maori and Pacific communities.

Welcome to Te Kura Maori o Nga Tapuwae. We are a state co-educational, composite school situated in Mangere, Auckland. We are part of an exciting new educational development called Southern Cross Campus. The Campus consists of Te Kura Maori o Nga Tapuwae (Rumaki Reo, Takawaenga, Tuarua), a Junior School, a Middle School and a Senior School.

Katoa Maori Designs

The hapu of Ngai Tupoto today is centred around Motukaraka, Te Huahua and Tapuwae in the North Hokianga. A part of the iwi of Te Rarawa, the rohe runs from Rangiora (the Narrows) where we join with our whanaunga, the hapu of Te Ihutai, and Tautehere where we join with Ngati Temaara of Motuti and Ngati Manawa of Panguru. Ngai Tupoto's rohe is further defined by the maunga Rakautapu at Paponga. Approximately 5 minutes from car ferry.

Mixed Age Kapa Haka

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Te Reo Irirangi O Te Arawa

Kapa haka entertainers for festivals, events and special occasions. New members welcome.

As many of our members live with the diversity of cultures it has given them the opportunity of sharing cultural aspirations, virtually we all share the same in cultural aspirations the only thing that makes us different is our reo (language) and our hanga (facial appearance). We are a non-profitable organization, no joining fees, non performing roopu, only whakangahau (entertaining), on sale of taonga Maori organization. Annual event: Every Sunday preceding the 6 of February or after if 6 falls on a Thursday or Friday.