7 June, 2017

WIPCE warm up

A Rangahau Symposium being held in Hamilton this month provides an opportunity to hear presentations which will be delivered at World Indigenous Peoples Conference of Education (WIPCE) in Toronto, Canada in July.

7 June, 2017

Tauira tell it like it is

2017 Tauira Experience Survey gets underway today, with all current tauira being sent an email inviting them to take part and provide feedback on the services Te Wānanga o Aotearoa provides to support them and their studies.

Te Wānanga o Aotearoa congratulates new Knight

Te Wānanga o Aotearoa is immensely proud that one of its long-serving exemplars of Māori language tuition and revitalisation, Dr Tīmoti Kāretu, has been awarded a Knighthood.

1 June, 2017

Register Hazards Online

A new hazard register form will help to ensure a safer working environment for Te Wānanga o Aotearoa kaimahi.

1 June, 2017

Carpark speed limits – there’s a good reason why they’re so low

You were caught up in traffic on your way to mahi and are now running late for your 9am hui.

24 May, 2017

Willie builds a better future

Putting study into the mix when you're working full time is no mean feat, but for Willie Faalili, the challenge was worth it. Between labouring jobs, helping his family and warehouse work, the 31-year-old completed a Certificate in Applied Technology.

24 May, 2017

Facing finance fears paying off

For Reuben and Raquel Warren, overcoming the fear to face their finances is literally paying off. The husband and wife team, like most hard-working New Zealanders, had taken on debt but were living comfortably within their two-income means.

24 May, 2017

Internship applications close Friday

24 May, 2017

Maori club makeover

24 May, 2017

DON’T CRY OVER WANNACRY VIRUS

The Hangarau team are working hard to ensure the WannaCry virus that wreaked havoc through computer networks around the world doesn’t do the same within Te Wānanga o Aotearoa.

24 May, 2017

External Evaluation & Review

A Māori and wānanga specific approach has been developed to ensure Te Wānanga o Aotearoa is well prepared for the External Evaluation and Review (EER), which takes place later this year.

10 May, 2017

Tammy on great journey to the great wall

Next week, she flies to China where she’ll run twice that distance, 42km - with 5160 uneven steps taking part in the Great Wall Marathon with an eight-hour time limit.