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.

Ōpōtiki Te Wānanga o Aotearoa

Every week at the Ōpōtiki branch of TWoA someone comes in and asks a question none of the dedicated kaimahi can answer.

Arama Cooper driven to connect whanau with Ohinewaiapu marae

After two days of early finishes, unforeseen problems have emerged that will see Te Whānau a Takimoana working to almost midnight on the eve of the marae reveal.

The Hawaii island Kaho'olawe

Think of the islands of Hawaii - what is it that you imagine? Well scrap that picture

Kaho'olawe Tapu

Whakaarotia ngā moutere o Hawai’i – he aha tāu e pohewa nei?

TWoA kaimahi create new maihi for Te Ohaki

TWoA staff and alumni create a modern mahi for Te Ohaki

15 March, 2016

New home for wananga new opportunities for tauira

A new era as Kaikohe opens new Te Wananga o Aotearoa campus

Carly scores Te Ihu Communications role

She’s an environmental scientist, journalist, mother of three and has a hugely satisfying role managing a music therapy centre, but Carly Tawhiao can’t wait to begin her new job at TWoA

Pounamu the pocket rocket off to world waka ama sprints

A young Gisborne girl is on her way to compete at the 2016 IVF Va’a World Sprints.

Tauora to take health challenge overseas

Tau Ora staff walked away from yet another awards evening clutching their latest trophy – the top prize for Health, Safety and Wellbeing at the HRINZ awards held in Auckland last week