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  • tereo.biz Kiwi Status

    R.E.O.

       (www.tereo.biz)

    Providers of Maori language education learning and teacher resources for Te Reo Maori. These fun and affordable resources can be used by school teachers, parents and Kohanga Reo.

    View Website - Educational Resources - Maori Language

  • irirangi.net Kiwi Status

    Radio Kahungunu

       (www.kahungunu.irirangi.net)

    A radio station aiming to promote the Maori language and culture through the use of the spoken word. Broadcast in the Hawke's Bay region on 765AM and 94.3FM frequencies, the station reaches 20,000 people.

    View Website - Radio Stations - Maori Language

  • radiongatiporou.co.nz Kiwi Status

    Radio Ngati Porou

       (www.radiongatiporou.co.nz)

    A Maori radio station broadcasting to the world over Mount Hikurangi, the first mountain in the world to see the sun.

    View Website - Radio Stations - Maori Language

  • irirangi.net Kiwi Status

    Radio Tautoko 92.8 FM

       (www.tautoko.irirangi.net)

    Established in 1983, Radio Tautoko has always had a focus on Te Reo Maori, supporting Maori and Maori kaupapa in achieving their goals.

    View Website - Maori Language - Radio Stations

  • rangataua.maori.nz Kiwi Status

    Rangataua o Aotearoa

       (www.rangataua.maori.nz)

    Rangataua o Aotearoa was formed over 25 years ago. Whanaungatanga and manaaki tangata are intrinsic to this club. Rangataua is an indigenous martial arts club that instructs in Te Reo Maori, uses tikanga Maori in training and believes in a holistic wellbeing.

    View Website - Recreational Martial Arts

  • natlib.govt.nz Kiwi Status

    Rangiatea

       (rangiatea.natlib.govt.nz)

    A site inspired by Rangiatea: Ko ahau te huarahi te pono me te ora, an exhibition held at the National Library of New Zealand in Wellington, in 1997. This exhibition introduced the public to the unique history of Rangiatea, the oldest surviving Anglican Maori church in Otaki.

    View Website - Maori Culture - Historic Places

  • rangitane.co.nz Kiwi Status

    Rangitäne o Tamaki nui ä Rua

       (www.rangitane.co.nz)

    Aiming to etablish our organisation in such a way as to achieve our vision. We will have independence, self-determination, self-sufficiency and long-term authority and control over our destiny.

    View Website

  • raukawa.org.nz Kiwi Status

    Raukawa Trust Board

       (www.raukawa.org.nz)

    An organisation established with the purpose of managing the social, cultural and economic affairs of the whanau, marae and hapu of the Raukawa takiwa.

    View Website - Maori Iwi

  • reotupu.co.nz Kiwi Status

    Reo Tupu

       (www.reotupu.co.nz)

    Providing computer and Web based reo Mäori (Mäori language) resources and services.

    View Website - Computer Consultants - Maori Language

  • rongowhakaata.com Kiwi Status

    Rongowhakaata

       (www.rongowhakaata.com)

    One of three Iwi groups of Turanganui-a-Kiwa, situated on the East Coast of the North Island. The Trust's aim is to encourage and support the social, economic, cultural and political growth and advancement of Rongowhakaata Iwi.

    View Website - Maori Iwi

  • ruiamai.co.nz Kiwi Status

    Ruia Mai

       (www.ruiamai.co.nz)

    A Mãori language broadcaster. Since it's launch in May 1996, the Ngãti Whatua owned station has consolidated its place in radio history with the delivery of the first ever 100 per cent Mãori language broadcast.

    View Website - Radio Stations

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