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New Zealand Auckland Maori Society websites.
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Te Ara - The Encyclopedia of New Zealand
(www.teara.govt.nz)
Te Ara is a comprehensive online guide to New Zealand's peoples, natural environment, history, culture, economy, society and more.
View Website - New Zealand Information - History
Business Info: Te Ara - PO Box 5364, Wellington
They Say: Te Ara, meaning 'the pathway, is an online encyclopdedia of New Zealand. Established by the Ministry for Culture and Heritage and contributed to by members of the public, the Te Ara website acts as a huge reso... More about Te Ara.
Keywords: encyclopedia, new zealand resources, nz information, nz stories
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Nga Pae o te Maramatanga
(www.maramatanga.co.nz)New Zealand's Maori Centre of Research Excellence is pursuing a unique vision, with the aim of achieving full participation by Maori in all aspects of society and the economy.
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Tipu Ake
(www.tipuake.org.nz)An organic leadership model for project management and innovative, sustainable organisations.
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Ngati Whatua o Orakei
(www.ngatiwhatuaorakei.com)A hapu of the Ngati Whatua iwi, based in New Zealands largest city, Tamaki Makaurau, commonly known as Auckland.
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Maori Language.net
(www.maorilanguage.net)Learn the basics of the Maori language, through online video lessons, and take advantage of links to resources and organisations that will help you to learn Te Reo Maori. Also see a list of dictionaries for Maori to English translation.
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ASB Polyfest
(www.asbpolyfest.co.nz)ASB Polyfest is a Maori and Pacific Islands Cultural Festival that has become the largest of its kind in the world. This event is proudly hosted by Manukau City.
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Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga International
(www.traditionalknowledge2010.ac.nz)Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga International conference addresses the question of difference. What are the costs to communities and society of failing to understand others? Information on upcoming conference.
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Manukau Urban Maori Authority
(www.muma.org.nz)A government-recognised authority operating in the South Auckland region, funding work schemes and financing Maori business ventures.
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Nga Aho Whakaari
(www.ngaahowhakaari.co.nz)A professional organisation representing Maori practitioners in the moving image industries, including movies, video and television.
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Maori Sports Awards
(www.maorisportsawards.co.nz)A cultural and educational trust supporting maori sports awards. located in Auckland City.
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Ngā Māia
(www.ngamaia.co.nz)An organisation with the aim of protecting and upholding the birthing practices of whanau, hapu and iwi. Members include midwives, student midwives and midwifery educators, who promote Matauranga Maori in pregnancy and childbirth.
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Native Noise
(www.nativenoise.co.nz)A concert celebrating Maoritanga and leading Aotearoa musicians in the historic setting of the Auckland Town Hall. On-stage giveaways and entertainment from local MC's will accompany musical performances from groups such as Katchafire, Open Souls and House of Shem.
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Te Whanau o Tupuranga
(www.tupuranga.school.nz)A Year 7 to 13 Maori bilingual secondary school offering a unique whanau-based Maori learning environment, with quality learning programmes for all students.
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Maori Performing Arts
(www.maoriperformingarts.co.nz)Home to Pounamu, a Maori performing arts site. Information available on courses and tours.
