Kapa haka rōpū from small Tairāwhiti school wins national title
A kura on the East Coast with fewer than 80 students has taken out the senior title at this year's national secondary schools kapa haka competition.
Whānau, hapū, marae and grass-roots mahi.
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A kura on the East Coast with fewer than 80 students has taken out the senior title at this year's national secondary schools kapa haka competition.
A community garden anchored at a Manurewa marae is now supplying fresh kai to hundreds of whānau each week, with surplus going to local schools.
Communities, schools and workplaces marked Te Wiki o te Reo Māori with the highest level of engagement on record, reflecting the steady revitalisation of the language.
The Matariki public holiday — the first uniquely Māori public holiday — continues to draw whānau and communities together for hautapu ceremonies, kai and reflection.