Te Atarangi Whiu from Ngapuhi has been appointed CEO of Te Matawai. She's talks about her vision for te reo and Haukainga.
6 years
Iwi radio collaborate to support the radio broadcast of Te Matatini. This video captures the voices of Iwi radio from Te Matini.
6 years
After each of the kapa haka complete their performance on stage an awesome haka tautoko is expressed by whanau and supporters
6 years
Te Mana Motuhake o Ngāti Kahunganu has shined through from the beginning of Te Matatini. We caught up with the haukāinga
6 years
Wiri is a side to side movement of the whole hand and is not a wriggling of the fingers. Listen to whanau explain wiri.
6 years
In kapa haka takahi means stamp your feet. In this video whanau explain why it's so important to get it right in haka.
6 years
Everyone's seen Pukana but what does it mean to people on the ground at Te Matatini?
6 years
Mori explains that his success as a kaihaka is the result of the mahi of his kaiako and kaumātua Bub and Nen Wehi
6 years
The pōwhiri for Te Matatini was an exceptional expression of māoritanga and was attended by iwi from around the motu.
6 years
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Te Atarangi Whiu from Ngapuhi has been appointed CEO of Te Matawai. She's talks about her vision for te reo and Haukainga.
6 years
Iwi radio collaborate to support the radio broadcast of Te Matatini. This video captures the voices of Iwi radio from Te Matini.
6 years
After each of the kapa haka complete their performance on stage an awesome haka tautoko is expressed by whanau and supporters
6 years
Te Mana Motuhake o Ngāti Kahunganu has shined through from the beginning of Te Matatini. We caught up with the haukāinga
6 years
Wiri is a side to side movement of the whole hand and is not a wriggling of the fingers. Listen to whanau explain wiri.
6 years
In kapa haka takahi means stamp your feet. In this video whanau explain why it's so important to get it right in haka.
6 years
Everyone's seen Pukana but what does it mean to people on the ground at Te Matatini?
6 years
Mori explains that his success as a kaihaka is the result of the mahi of his kaiako and kaumātua Bub and Nen Wehi
6 years
The pōwhiri for Te Matatini was an exceptional expression of māoritanga and was attended by iwi from around the motu.
6 years
