Newsletters | 2006 - July: Special Maori Edition

CELEBRATING MAORI LANGUAGE AND CULTURE WITH PRIDE
“Toku Reo, Toku Ohooho, Toku Reo , Toku Mapihi Maurea”

Ensuring Maori Language Within The Workplace
As a Kaupapa Maori Service Provider we encourage the useage of the Maori Language throughout all facets of the organisation.

MAORI IS BEING MANY THINGS
Maori is about being unique,

Matariki Celebrations A Success
Matariki celebrations were held 24th – 27th June 2006. To celebrate the three day event our Day Services

STRONG TIKANGA FOCUS

In a society that is diverse in culture,

TAKING KAPA HAKA TO ANOTHER LEVEL
Leigh Rutene has played a big part in instrumenting the Mokopuna Kapa Haka Group.

TAKING UP THE CHALLENGE WITH TE ATAARANGI
“ My prestige language, So as to Never Be Lost.”

These are the the founding words of Te Ataarangi Kaupapa..

THE MEDIUM OF MUSIC
Its about telling how it is through music.

Tikanga Maori: Our Point Of Difference
“Kia mau i nga taonga a Kui ma, a Koro ma”
Hold steadfast to the tresures of our ancestors

TirohiaKi Mua Ki Te Ao Turoa
Ruia Ruia,
Tahea, Tahea
Kia hemo ake te kakoakoa

UNDERSTANDING CULTURAL DIFFENCES
In June a group of Korean delegates visited

Using Mau Rakau To Learn Self Discipline
Mau Rakau is a traditional form of weapon training. Mau Rakau is taught to mokopuna