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18 February, 2022
Te Wānanga o Aotearoa appoints Nepia Winiata as chief executive
Te Wānanga o Aotearoa is pleased to announce the appointment of Nepia Winiata (Ngāti Raukawa) as chief executive.
17 February 2022
Mau rākau returns to Tauranga campus
Mau rākau is once again being offered at the Te Wānanga o Aotearoa Tauranga campus and will be taught by highly skilled kaiako, Tamahau Tangitu.
15 February 2022
Making tikanga the everyday norm
The practice and values of tikanga is relevant in our everyday lives and isn’t something just to be kept on the marae.
14 February 2022
Reconnecting to home through te reo Māori
Learning te reo Māori has been a way for husband and wife, Alistair and Shari Kydd to reconnect with Aotearoa after spending a big chunk of their lives living across the ditch.
10 February 2022
Mum of four now taking on police role
She has four children aged five to 12. But that hasn’t stopped Hamilton’s Akesa Taufa achieving her goal of becoming a police officer, with support from Te Wānanga o Aotearoa (TWoA) along the way.
08 February 2022
Top CrossFit athlete promotes health through education
Aritaku Robens is one of the countries top CrossFit athletes passing on his skills and knowledge through his role as a kaiako (teacher) at the Wānanga.
03 February 2022
From wānanga student to wānanga teacher
Tiffany Makoare was once a student at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa but now teaches her own class in the King Country town of Taumarunui.
1 February 2022
Māori performing arts alive in North Waikato
A true performer, Whaea Parehiwa Totorewa has been teaching and sharing her passion for all things performing arts and te ao Māori for over 30 years.
26 January 2022
Passionate te reo Māori teacher educating local community
Growing up on the marae and listening to the elders kōrero (speak) in te reo Māori was a founding moment in Teinakore Harawira’s upbringing.
21 January 2022
Taking power over your health through Rongoā
For David Jones, Rongoā - the study of traditional Māori medicine, is about giving people the knowledge and tools to take power over their health and wellbeing.
10 January 2022
Dave meets Dave
A dyslexic solo-dad with mild autism and ADHD, battling homelessness and overcoming a drinking problem credits Te Wānanga o Aotearoa with helping him find himself and turn his life around.
13 December 2021
Wāhine take up mau rākau in Waikato
Mau rākau is traditionally seen as a male-dominated Māori martial art. But a group of wāhine at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa in Kirikiriroa (Hamilton) have been challenging that stereotype.
