Last week the Māori Association of Social Science (MASS) hosted a webinar showcasing some leading researchers within Maniapoto. The powerpoint from that presentation can be viewed by clicking on the following link Measuring_Maniapoto_Rata It's got some interesting info, particularly about Te Reo and Maniapoto connectedness.
In just over a year, Te Tira Haere o Rereahu Maniapoto have made an enormous impact on the kapa haka scene, and they were once again, a crowd favourite at this year’s Koroneihana Celebration of Kīngi Tuheitia Pōtatau Te Wherowhero VII. When the call was made last year for all of Rereahu Maniapoto whānau whānui
Nanaia Mahuta's - Lead Negotiator Te Huatahi: Agreement between Maniapoto and the crown. Mihi Today we mark the next step on our journey towards resolving the historical injustices of the past as we must, to build a bridge towards a future our tupuna had envisaged for the next generation. That has only been possible because
The freezing temperatures in Tokoroa was certainly a talking point recently when more than 21 secondary schools gathered to compete in the Tainui Waka Ngā Manu Kōrero Regional Competition 2017 last Friday. Ngāti Haua welcomed Te Ariki Tamaroa Whatumoana Paki, and the largest number of entries of speakers for the competition and their supporters into
Parihaka and the Attorney General invite you to attend He Puanga Haeata - Parihaka Crown Reconciliation Ceremony. Te Ra: Friday 9th June Te Wa: 9am Powhiri Kei: Parihaka, Mid Parihaka Road, Pungarehu, Taranaki The ceremony programme can be found here
Te Whare o Te Nehenehenui Workshops UPDATE E te iwi, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou katoa The Maniapoto Negotiation Team is holding a series workshops over the Waitangi weekend and you are invited to attend. AGENDA - Whakatau / Karakia - Introductory presentation from negotiators - Breakout Working Groups : What would you like
