Kaitiaki Tua Whakarere Whānau ora Consultancy

17/09/2026

17/09/2026

16/09/2026

Gather your team & raise funds

16/09/2026

Kia ora Whānau,
We have our next Hauora Hui on Thursday 15 October 2026, pōwhiri at 10am.
Please RSVP by Tuesday 6th October 2026
via email: [email protected] See less

15/09/2026

Hōhā
Annoyed · Irritated · Fed up.

A very useful kupu for those moments when inner peace remains a work in progress. 😂

Even the best of us might need a minute to find the koha in the hōhā some days. 😉

14/09/2026

ADHD NZ are celebrating our favourite te reo word, 'Aroreretini' which is coined by Māori educator and linguist Keri Opai as a non-judgemental way of describing ADHD; it translates to "attention goes to many things".

We love this empowering term, which embraces the curiosity, creativity and strength that comes from having attention that is drawn to many places.

You can read more about Keri Opai's mahi (work) on our website:
https://www.adhd.org.nz/newsarticle/170238

14/09/2026

Hīkoi mō te Reo Māori is happening this Friday 18 September in Ōtautahi 📣

📍departing from the Park of Remembrance at 11.30am

Come together with whānau, friends, and communities from across the rohe to celebrate and uplift te reo Māori through a hīkoi filled with kōrero, waiata, and a united voice for te reo.

Guided by this year's theme, "Ake, ake, ake - A Forever Language," we come together to affirm that te reo Māori is a living language to be spoken, cherished, and carried forward for generations to come.

Te Wiki o te Reo Māori