New Zealand Maori Language websites sorted alphabetically by T on NZS.com.
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Tai Tokerua Dictionary
(www.edesignz.co.nz/dictionary/dictionary-index.htm)An online dictionary provided by edesignz.co.nz and launched in 1997 with help from the NZ Lottery Grants Board. Includes phrases, people, Iwi, places and encyclopaedic entries.
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Taumauri Trust
(www.tmt.co.nz)New Zealand's first Web based Maori language translation company, dedicated to the revitalisation of Maori language and treasures.
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Te Ataarangi
(www.teataarangi.org.nz)Te Ataarangi is a method for adults to learn to speak Maori quickly and efficiently. A nationwide network means there is probably a group operating near you.
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Te Ipukarea
(www.teipukarea.maori.nz)National Maori Language Institute, devoted to the development and preservation of Te Reo Maori and Kaupapa.
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Te Ngutu Kura
(www.maorispellchecker.net.nz)Free Maori language spell checker software available for download. A variety of versions are available for various types of operating systems and uses.
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Te Reo-o-Taranaki
(www.taranakireo.co.nz)A trust formed to manage and co-ordinate a strategic direction for the regeneration and continued development of the indigenous Maori language around Taranaki. This strategic direction seeks to revitalise and highlight the regional importance of our reo with a strong focus towards social and cultural development.
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Te Taurawhiri i te Reo Māori
(www.tereo.govt.nz)Te Taurawhiri i te Reo Māori aims o empower iwi Māori to maintain and generate reo development amongst their communities.
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Te Whanake
(www.tewhanake.maori.nz)Maori language learning textbooks, study guides and resources for teachers and students.
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Turanga FM
(www.turanga.irirangi.net)A radio station promoting, pursuing and advancing the cultural, economic, spiritual and social wellbeing of Te Reo Irirangi o Turanganui a Kiwa.
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Tōku Reo
(www.tokureo.maori.nz)Tōku Reo is a Māori language television course based on Professor John Moorfield's comprehensive Te Whanake series with internet support for learners.
