Scope set for review

8 Nov, 2016

Spreading the rangahau word

Te Wānanga o Aotearoa will share the making of Te Rautaki Rangahau as part of an Indigenous Research Conference set to attract more than 100 tribal nations.

Body builders get taste for success

Looking at buffed Gisborne couple Stacey and Mikaere McBeth it’s hard to believe they used to think nothing of polishing off a bucket of KFC after a day at work.

25 Oct, 2016

Whānau sticks together through Tū Taua

Tamariki involvement is at the heart of everything Mark Cassidy and Janey Clark do.

25 Oct, 2016

Kickboxing kaiako leads by example

Even when the fish aren’t biting, Tahuri Tibble manages to stay positive.

25 Oct, 2016

Two titles in two days for coaching kaiako

Keith Hanley claims to be a coach more by accident than design, but 14 years down the track and he’s showing no sign of slowing down.

25 Oct, 2016

TWoA to co-host national tertiary hui

Te Wānanga o Aotearoa is encouraging kaiako to share their best-practice when it co-hosts this year's Tuia Te Ako hui on December 7-8 at its Māngere Campus.

Language lessons from Japan

In 2009 Akiko Maruno enrolled into her first te reo Māori course when she was appointed as a whanau class teacher at Kaipara College.

Katie finds her calling

Ask Eun Kyung Kwak about her time at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa and her eyes fill with tears.

Freedom and independence

The day Paula Nuku quit her 20-year job as a Seafood compliance officer, was a Wednesday.

11 Oct, 2016

Weaving a future

A Te Wānanga o Aotearoa tauira in the first year of his Maunga Kura Toi (Raranga) degree in Rotorua has taken out a national award for his weaving.

11 Oct, 2016

Computing opening doors for Ayden

A young Whakatāne man living with a physical disability has a brighter future after impressing his tutors with his rapidly developing computer skills.