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Te Ataarangi extends our heartfelt congratulations to two of our treasured Manutea, Dr Te Ripowai Higgins and Rahera Shortland, who have both been recognised in the 2026 King’s Birthday Honours. For decades, these remarkable wāhine have dedicated their lives to the revitalisation of te reo Māori, the advancement of Māori education, and the nurturing of countless tauira, kaiako, whānau, and communities. Their contributions to Te Ataarangi have helped shape and strengthen our k

Registrations are now open for the July intake of Te Huanui, Ataarangi ONLINE, our online te reo Māori programme designed to support learners wherever they are on their reo journey. Grounded in the kaupapa of Te Ataarangi, Te Huanui creates a supportive and immersive learning environment where ākonga can build confidence in listening, speaking, and using te reo Māori in everyday life. Classes are delivered live online, with opportunities to connect with kaiako and fellow lear

For over 40 years, He Kāinga mō te Reo has been a cornerstone of te reo Māori revitalisation in Te Waiariki. Established through the vision and dedication of Ani White and Cathy Dewes, the kaupapa has been steadfastly upheld by pou of the rohe, including Tūtū Kautai and Rukuwai Daniels. Their collective commitment has ensured the continued strength and growth of this unique learning space. Today, He Kāinga mō te Reo stands as the only full-time (five days a week) Te Ataarangi