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Koroneihana 2026: News Break 1 | Te Tau mō te Te Arikinui

Experience history in the making! Tune in today from 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM for our dedicated Koroneihana news break as we showcase Te Arikinui Kuini Nga wai hono i te po’s journey over the past year. Catch the stream here, on the Aukaha News website www.aukaha.news, and across our partner iwi radio network with Tainui Live and Ngā Reo Irirangi … Read More

Ka hiki anoo i a Raatana i te Hiira Koroneihana i te tukinga o ngaa Tumuaki

Ka hiki anoo i a Raatana i te Hiira Koroneihana i te tukinga o ngaa Tumuaki

Ahakoa ngā hau o Tāwhirimātea e puupuhi mai ana, i te papa whutupooro o Patterson i Ngaaruawahia inanahi mo te tukinga whutupooro i waenga i a Raatana Maaramatanga me Ngaati Hauaa o Raungaiti moo te Hiira Koroneihana. “E tika ana kia whakarangatira anō hoki te kaupapa o te rā, arā, he rangi whakamahara, he rā wairua mō Kīngi Tūheitia Pōtatau … Read More

Navigating the Research, Science Innovation and Technology sector with Kanapu Connect

Navigating the Research, Science Innovation and Technology sector with Kanapu Connect

Kanapu and Kiwa Digital have officially launched “Kanapu Connect,” a new navigation platform designed to bridge the gaps in Aotearoa’s research, science, innovation, and technology (RSIT) sector.  This platform serves as a central hub, making it easier for both experts and those new to the field to navigate complex terminologies, funding opportunities, and professional connections. “Kanapu Connect is a system … Read More

Beyond the shelves: Te Kāpata Kai o Kirikiriroa opens as a hub for whānau

Beyond the shelves: Te Kāpata Kai o Kirikiriroa opens as a hub for whānau

Kirikiriroa’s first social supermarket, Te Kāpata Kai o Kirikiriroa, officially opened its doors today, (18 August 2026) at 77 Norton Road. While the facility provides access to affordable groceries, organisers emphasise that the supermarket is designed as a “front door” rather than a destination, aiming to serve as a wider pathway for community support. Operated by the Kaupapa Māori provider … Read More

Te Wharekura o Te Kaokaoroa o Pātetere welcome Japanese students amid Japan trip

Te Wharekura o Te Kaokaoroa o Pātetere welcome Japanese students amid Japan trip

Te Wharekura o Te Kaokaoroa o Pātetere welcomed students and representatives of the Learning Tree International School from Tokyo as a part of a cultural exchange between the two kura.  “I was touched and moved. The energy and spirit it’s amazing, like I felt like I lived here before in my past life or something,” says Principal Representative Director, Fumi … Read More

Nurturing the artform of earth based pigments

Nurturing the artform of earth based pigments

In a vibrant display of creativity and connection to the land, Waikato based ringatoi Maeana Ataria recently shared her knowledge with residents of Raahui Pookeka. The Ngaa Tae o te Whenua workshop focused on the art of transforming earth pigments such as kookoowai, uku, and pounamu into natural paints. “We have some red ochre, kookoowai, some uku. Also we have … Read More