April 14, 2022, 2:35 p.m.
One of the lead organisers for Kura Kāinga ki Whirinaki Rangimārie Pōmare reminds us about the impacts of Covid-19 on all kaupapa that would usually be held in-person including our many reo Māori wānanga. Following recent announcements of the Government to ease the restrictions, a one-day wānanga is set to go ahead during good Friday. Kura Kāinga ki Whirinaki was originally for the whānau who lived back in Whirinaki, Hokianga however due to popular demand, enthusiasm to learn te reo Māori and reconnect with the hapū of Te Hikutū whānau have been travelling from abroad filling the whare at each of the 3 marae in Whirinaki.
A discussion about the development of our own reo and the establishment of the first online Taumata korero wananga
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Chey Milne on this new podcast by three te reo Māori enthusiasts who translate topical pieces of written & audio content
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Louis Baker of Ngāpuhi joins us to talk about his latest waiata "Kapakapa" featuring Kings & produced by award-winner Rory Noble
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Professor Makere Mutu on the controversial lecture she delivered on Anzac Day 2013 in Napier
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