Te Ipu Whakahauā database
Te Ipu Whakahauā database is a freely available indigenous clearinghouse of evidence compiled and managed by the Research, Evaluation and Data unit of Te Rau Ora; Te Kīwai Rangahau. It consists of a continual growing evidence base of information, studies, journals and...
Kimihia te Aronga a Hine Survey
Whakataukī Pīngao ki te tū, Tūturiwhatu ki te tai When the Pīngao is healthy, the Dotterel will nest The Whakataukī utilised in the Literature Review Rapua te Aronga-a-Hine (Tupara & Tahere, 2020) defines the contributions that count towards the development...
Manaaki Ora Launch
Manaaki Ora https://teaumaori.com/wananga/manaaki-ora-wananga/ is a new suite of wānanga developed as a way of addressing Māori Suicide through improving the health workforce or anyone working with Māori whānau who would like to improve their strategies to promote...
Tāmaki Makaurau – Regional Update
Te Kete Pounamu – Tāmaki Makaurau held their quarterly hui in Epsom recently. It was great to have some new whānau come and join the rōpū. We were also blessed to have national representative Rose Heta-Minhinnick give us a snapshot of a workshop she is...
Te Tai Tokerau – Regional Update
Te Kete Pounamu – Te Tai Tokerau recently held our first hui in central Whangarei and met with beautiful whānau from Whangarei to Mangamuka. We were privileged to listen to pūrākau on the kaupapa of the hui which stimulated whakawhanaungatanga. We will be meeting...
Rihari Scott – Murihiku Regional Representative
Ko Aoraki tōku maunga Ko Arahura tōku awa Ko Kāi Tahu me Ngāti Kahungungu ōku iwi Ko Takitimu tōku waka Ko Tekoti tōku whānau Ko Rihari tōku ingoa Whāia te iti kahurangi! I hail from the deep south of New Zealand where I am currently the regional lead for Te...