Summer Series: Te Reo on the Road — A Big Kaupapa for Māori Visibility and Safety This summer, a conversation that began with something as simple as road signs has grown into a broader kōrero about language, identity and safety on our roads. In May this year, Radio Waatea spoke with Dave Taui, director of Dāmel Traffic Management, about his decision to use te reo Māori traffic signs – specifically taihoa (wait) and haere (go) stop-go signs – at roadside work sites. The move sparked debate across

7.3K views · 144 reactions | #TEREOIKUPE A Māori language programme has been launched in Northland called Te Reo I Kupe. The programme aims to provide a pathway for whānau who are hungry to learn te reo Māori as a whānau. | Te Ao Māori News | Facebook

115K views · 1K shares | Hei whakanui i "Te Wiki o te reo Māori", i tūtaki tā mātou kairīpoata a Taroi Black ki a Akiko Maruno. He uri ia nō Hapani, Nipono rānei, he wahine e ngākau nui ana ki te kōrero i te reo rangatira. To celebrate "Te Wiki o te Reo Māori", our reporter Taroi Black caught up with Akiko Maruno. A Japanese woman who loves to converse in the Māori language. #TeWikiOteReoMaori #Reo #Māori #Language #Aotearoa #Maoritelevision | Te Ao Māori News | Facebook

It’s Te Wiki o te Reo Māori! Deaf Aotearoa shows its support with Jon and Erica signing the theme in New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL), wishing everyone a happy Te Wiki o te Reo Māori! ✨ We’re also honoured to include the instrumental music of the brand new waiata launched this week – Kōrero Māori. 🎶 Keep an eye out for more news coming tonight! 👀 #OfficialLanguage #ReoMāori #NZSL #AkeAkeAke | Deaf Aotearoa

1K views · 20 reactions | Watch te reo Māori drama shows. ⚡ Check out the showcase at https://www.tmp.govt.nz/en/showcase/drama/. | Te Māngai Pāho | Facebook