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Pako salad (Tagalog language) This salad was shared with our Kai Māori Kai Ora lead, Haylee Koroi by her friend David Garcia. It is good to have...
23 December, 2021
The Toi Tangata Hui ā Tau is a signature feature of the Māori nutrition and physical activity sector calendar. This year the Toi Tangata Hui ā Tau was...
20 December, 2021
Toi Tangata Kaiārahi Kai Māori Kai Ora, Haylee Koroi, made the move from Auckland to Hokitika earlier this year and has met, named, and can now easily...
20 December, 2021
In a collaborative effort with ACC, Toi Tangata is working on a project centered around regulating tamariki. Utilising pūrākau and kōrero tuku iho, To...
20 December, 2021
Our taonga, He Pī Ka Rere, has been delivered across the motu in many settings, reaching numerous tamariki and whānau. This has also given the opportu...
20 December, 2021
A recent study involved interviews with Māori parents to understand their experiences with introducing first foods to pēpi and explore the values and ...
20 December, 2021Toi Tangata welcomes the announcement of the major health reform revealed by Minister Little and Minister Henare on Wednesday morning. The establishme...
22 April, 2021
Thursday 11 February 2021For immediate release The first 1000 days of life have the potential to set us up for good health across our lives and are wh...
11 February, 2021National Māori health agency, Toi Tangata, welcomes the announcement from Sport NZ Ihi Aotearoa yesterday of the $7m investment package as part of the...
18 November, 2020
Māori Touch NZ is delighted to announce the 21st Māori Touch Tournament, which will take place on the 5 and 6 December 2020 at Rotorua’s International...
10 November, 2020
Toi Te Kupu is a renewed Māori-to-English and English-to- Māori dictionary about kai, cooking, our body and our mind. The resource was developed by th...
11 September, 2020
Low iron levels are common in women, not only during pregnancy, but for all women who have demanding lifestyles. As a mum of four, Toi Tangata Kaiwhak...
24 August, 2020
Serves: 4 Cooking time: 40 Ingredients 1.5 cups of long grain rice 2 cups water 2 Tbsp olive oil 1 large onion 4 garlic cloves 1 Tbsp grated fresh gin...
20 December, 2021
Serves: 4 Cooking time: 30 minutes Ingredients 1 Tbsp olive oil 2 cloves of garlic 1 white onion 2 courgettes 250-300 g dry spaghetti pasta 1 tsp pap...
20 December, 2021
Serves: 4Cooking time: 30 minutes Ingredients 2 tsp olive oil 8 lamb chops or cutlets 300g couscous Vegetable stock 1 carrot 1⁄2 red onion 1 handful f...
29 September, 2021
Serves: 4Cooking time: 35 Ingredients 1 Tbsp olive oil 500g ground pork (or beef) 1 onion 2 medium zucchini 3 Tbsp olive oil 1 Tbsp ground chili powde...
29 September, 2021
Serves: 4Cooking time: 30 Ingredients 1 Tbsp olive oil 4 medium-sized potatoes 6 portobello mushrooms Salt and pepper Small knob of butter Pinch of pa...
29 March, 2021Implementation effectiveness of health interventions with Māori communities: a cross‐sectional survey of health professional perspectives. The objecti...
17 May, 2021Ko Samantha Kamariera toku ingoa. My project was based on exploring an understanding of Māori systems approaches- what it is and what it means f...
16 March, 2021Te Mauri o te Wai Internship Overview Kurt Grayson (University of Auckland, Ngāti Porou) My project investigated different approaches to Wai Māo...
16 March, 2021Tena koutou kātoa. I have just completed a 10 week internship with Toi Tangata where I have been researching the whakapapa, ingoa Māori, and purpose ...
16 March, 2021Tenā tātou katoa. Ko Enoka Wehi tōku ingoa. My kaupapa for this internship project was to investigate how tikanga Māori integrated into kori tinana in...
16 March, 2021Ko wai au?Ko Kakepuku te maungaKo Waikato te awaKo Tainui raua ko Takitimu ngā wakaKo Ngāti Maniapoto te iwiKo Ruapuha Uekaha te hapuKo Tokikapu te ma...
16 March, 2021