MEGAN TUNKS: Rerekē But Necessary Rerekē is a word that comes to mind to describe the situation that we all find ourselves in. Social distancing and isolation, not something that goes hand in hand with our collective whānau values and principles. Heoi anō, for the...
What is the future of our kai in this fourth industrial digi era? Will we be printing our evening dinner from 3D printed food? Fancy a digitally prepared hangi? Will the salad greens in our local supermarket by grown in a high tech warehouse where...
Tēnā koutou katoa ngā kaiwhakaora e te iwi Māori! Ko Renei Ngawati tōku ingoa. He uri no Ngāti Hine me Ngāti Porou. Just popping in to mihi to everyone as a new team member to Toi Tangata. Exciting! I’m super stoked to be part of the...
We are on the look out for one or two tertiary students for a six week paid internship. The internship would start 8 January 2020 and finish at the end of February at our Hui ā Tau. Preference is for the intern/s to be based with...
What Is the Relationship between the Neighbourhood Built Environment and Time Spent in Outdoor Play? This recently released systematic review examined the relationship between attributes of the neighbourhood built environment and the time children and adolescents (0–18 years) spend in self-directed outdoor play. Read the published...
Ko Whakatangata te MaungaKo Rotokakahi te awaKo Ngapuhi te iwiKo Uri o Tai te hapuKo Te Tuhono te maraeNo Pawarenga ahauKo Tyla Goodsell-Matthews toku ingoa Kia ora, my name is Tyla and I have just completed my final year of my Bachelor of Science, majoring in...
ANA has recently released an engagement tool kit; a collection of practical tools designed as a starting point for those beginning a journey of engagement and collaboration. The tool kit provides evidence, structure, guidance, ideas and further reading that may enhance your ability to find...
Hosted by Royal Society Te Apārangi, the achievements and contributions of innovators, kairangahau Māori, researchers and scholars were recognised at this year's Research Honours Aotearoa at the Dunedin Town Hall in Ōtepoti, Dunedin on Rapare 17 Whiringa-ā-nuku. Dr Lisa Te Morenga (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei, Te...
Māori systems return is a term used by Healthy Families New Zealand to explain the return of Māori models of practice into contemporary contexts and how they are being integrated with existing systems. The Healthy Families Rotorua team shared their insights into what allows this kaupapa...
High achievers from a range of fields gathered to celebrate the success of Māori high performers at Nga Pūmanawa ki Pūrehuroa, a Māori high-performance seminar hosted by Massey University in October- the first of its kind. Māori involved at the highest levels of their field, whether...