Tag: te_reo_m_ori
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Teacher Training Enrolments Up 40 Per Cent Since 2023
Initial teacher education enrolments have risen from 3,190 in August 2023 to 4,455 in August 2026, with the Government expanding its paid School Onsite Training Programme.
Politics and GovernmentEducationEmployment and Labor Erica Stanfordteacher trainingSchool Onsite Training Programmesecondary teachingte reo MāoriNew Zealand Government
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Julian Wilcox Appointed Chair of Māori Language Commission
Julian Wilcox begins a three-year term as Chair of the Māori Language Commission, with Acting Māori Development Minister Shane Jones praising his expertise and thanking outgoing Chair Professor Rawinia Higgins.
Politics and GovernmentEducationSocial IssuesState Governments Māori Language CommissionJulian WilcoxShane JonesRawinia Higginste reo MāoriNew Zealand GovernmentMāori Development
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Green Party Pledges $200m to Te Reo Māori Over Four Years
Green Party commits $50m a year to te reo Māori, split between teacher professional development and increased funding for Te Taura Whiri and Te Mātāwai.
Politics and GovernmentEducationElectionSocial IssuesOther Parties Green PartyMarama Davidsonte reo MāoriTe Taura WhiriTe MātāwaiTe Wiki o Te Reo MāoriChristopher Luxon
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Government refreshes Maihi Karauna strategy to strengthen te reo Māori
The Government has refreshed its Maihi Karauna strategy for te reo Māori, retaining 2040 goals while sharpening the Crown's role and focusing on getting more New Zealanders speaking the language.
Politics and GovernmentEducationSocial IssuesGeneral PoliticsState Governments Maihi Karaunate reo MāoriTama PotakaMāori DevelopmentMāori language revitalisationNew Zealand GovernmentTe Ture mō te Reo Māori 2016
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Wellington Writers Walk to Unveil First Te Reo Māori Sculpture
Wellington Writers Walk will unveil its first te reo Māori sculpture in Matariki 2026, the first addition since 2013. A talk by Philippa Werry and Tracy Farr on July 1 will offer insights into its design and cultural significance.
EntertainmentDigital and Print PublishingEducationSocial IssuesAustralasiaHistory Wellington Writers WalkTe Reo MāoriSculptureMatarikiWellingtonArtsCulture