Matariki
✨ Te mātahi o te tau, te kohinga whetū ki te uma o Ranginui ✨
A beautiful morning at Te Umā as we gathered for Hautapu to honour Matariki and acknowledge the rising of Puanga, welcoming the New Year together.
Matariki
Matariki
Mānawatia a Matariki
This year's years events include options for whānau in Wairau and in Motueka, in addition to community events. Please note venue change for Wairau.
Whakapapa
Funding for Hauhunga Marae welcomed
Oranga Marae funding has been secured for Hauhunga Marae.
Matariki
Registration reminder - whānau events
Registrations close 3 July for Te Tahi o Te Tau.
Whakapapa
Videos released on anniversary of signing Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Watch the videos produced for each of the Te Heke Whakangā exhibitions.
TRC
Whakatuwhera o Te Heke Whakangā ki Mohua
The exhibition runs to the end of July.
Happenings
Ministry staff, educators visit Te Heke Whakangā
Recently a group from the Ministry for Social Development came to Te Heke Whakangā, and this week a group of early childhood educators who were staying at Te Āwhina Marae were also given a guided tour.
Happenings
Matariki Resources
We are sharing Matariki resources as part of a series to help whānau connect and celebrate Matariki. Mānawatia a Matariki.
Happenings
Ngā Aho Rau excited to represent our rohe
Ngā Aho Rau – the combined kapa of Nelson College and Nelson College for Girls – can’t wait to get on stage tomorrow at 6:00pm at Te Huinga Whetu, Kapa Haka Mana Kura Tuarua 2024.
Happenings
Ngā Kapa Haka Tuarua o Aotearoa 2024: your guide
This page provides details of Ngā Kapa Haka Tuarua o Aotearoa 2024, held at the Trafalgar Centre in Whakatū from June 25. Tickets, site map, performance schedule and details of free online viewing.
CEO
Te Heke Whakangā opening
As the karanga rang out more than 100 whānau and manuhiri representing all corners of Te Tauihu filed in to Te Kahu o Waipuna Marlborough Art Gallery to give mauri to Te Heke Whakangā on Saturday morning.
Happenings
Building confidence: the joy of Te Kaiaotanga o te Reo 2024
Nā Kiriwai Spooner Seats were filled with many familiar and unfamiliar faces at the Te Kaiaotanga o te Reo symposium in Wairau last week.