Summer Series: Te Reo on the Road — A Big Kaupapa for Māori Visibility and Safety This summer, a conversation that began with something as simple as road signs has grown into a broader kōrero about language, identity and safety on our roads. In May this year, Radio Waatea spoke with Dave Taui, director of Dāmel Traffic Management, about his decision to use te reo Māori traffic signs – specifically taihoa (wait) and haere (go) stop-go signs – at roadside work sites. The move sparked debate across

Te Whānau a Apanui educationalist Dr. Tuihana Pook has passed away after a long battle with illness. Dr. Pook had spent 40 years in teaching, revitalising te reo Māori me ōna tikanga within schools in the Bay of Plenty and Tairāwhiti regions. | Te Karere

Kua whai wāhi tētahi kapa māmā nō te uru o Tāmaki Makaurau ki te whakataetae HYROX - tētahi o ngā whakataetae whakapakari tinana nui rawa o te ao. He tauira whakakitenga mō a rātau tamariki, he whakatairanga anō i te reo me ōna tikanga. | Te Ao Māori News

#WHAKARONGOMAI The world premiere of Lion King reo māori wrapped up tonight with a beautiful acapella rendition of the "circle of life," sung in te reo Māori by cast and crew from the film. | Te Karere

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