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Inez offers a helping hand to get a foot on the property ladder
Inez White was valuing a Rotorua property when a horrible realisation dawned on her.
He Waka Hiringa spreads wings to Auckland
Following on from the success of He Waka Hiringa – the Master of Applied Indigenous knowledge degree in Hamilton, the only master’s programme taught by the wānanga has spread its wings to Tāmaki Makaurau.
Art + Activism + Aroha = The River Talks
Art + Activism + Aroha = The River Talks, an environmental symposium which will see Te Wānanga o Aotearoa tauira representing all three elements at Ruapotaka Marae, Glen Innes next Monday.
Weavers' solution for insatiable demand for wahakura
Te Wānanga o Aotearoa weavers inundated with requests for wahakura have found a solution that may help to satisfy the overwhelming demand for the traditional bassinets.
Olympia stage beckons after mum time with the tamariki
After a gruelling gym and training regime and a constant diet of chicken, fish and broccoli, champion bodybuilder Janna O’Malley could have been forgiven if she wanted to chill out and binge on Netflix with a burger, fries and a coke.
250 competitors to take the start line for Iron Maori
April 2 was a day of firsts in Te Ihu; Iron Māori for Tamaki, Te Wānanga o Aotearoa as a key sponsor of the event and kaimahi Aaron Henare and Tumatawhero Tihi as competitors.
Graduates behind the wire using literacy and numeracy to further education
The first formal graduates of a Te Wānanga o Aotearoa literacy and numeracy programme are using their newfound reading and writing skills to continue further study
Flashest selfie-booth at Polyfest
TWOA upped the ante at this year’s 41st ASB Polyfest thanks to a custom-designed Waharoa described by many rangatahi as ‘the flashest selfie-booth ever’.
DCG the man that walks in both worlds
Popular Marae DIY TV landscaper David Clayton-Greene is a man who walks comfortably into a boardroom or a marae.
Tauira in the deep south embracing te reo Māori like never before
TWOA business coordinator Arana Collett says the number of tauira enrolled in te reo Māori classes at the Southern Institute of Technology are at their highest levels in more than 10 years.
Tonotono aroha
The artist of an ocean installation featuring a twin-hulled waka created out of recycled plastic bottles, says it’s important that Te Wananga o Aotearoa is recognised.
Whakatane
On his first visit to the TWoA Whakatāne office in his capacity as chief executive, Te Taiurungi Jim Mather was given a maths lesson.
