Our co-Director commenting on Māori water safety. Aroha atu ki ngā tāngata katoa kua wehe atu ki te pō. teaomaori.news/respect-water-…

Te Koronga co-Director @Dr_ChanelP on Māori water safety

Tēnei tātou Te Koronga ✊🏽

To the two young reporters in the post-cabinet press conference today asking about a review into racism in tertiary institutes. I think you're really cool. From the reporter behind you #nzpol

Scholarships at our Centre of Research Excellence, Coastal People: Souther Skies, for MSc students or for Māori or Pasifika PhD students. These are for students of any NZ university supervised by CoRE members otago.ac.nz/sciences/resea…

If you know of any who might be interested in this topic, please put this opportunity in front of them. Tapu in the Māori World–A PhD opportunity with University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau endowed by the Royal Society Te Apārangi Marsden Fund. Dr Dan Hikuroa is on hand to help with any expressions of interest.

Great to be back in wānanga for our Māori rugby kaupapa and within a covid landscape of managing everyone’s well-being. A reminder of the kaupapa of mauri ora, the heart of Te Koronga. Anti-racism is the tino rangatiratanga to seek and express our mauri ora in our own ways. #mot

Since colonisation, indigenous knowledge has been pushed aside by Western notions of science. Dr Ocean Mercier is helping lead the resurgence of mātauranga Māori (with NgāPaeoteMāramatanga) thespinoff.co.nz/atea/01-06-202…

Sad and true reality for our tauira. Transformation is possible when we set the agenda. 👏🏽👏🏽 for this mahi e hoa mā.

Tēnei te mauri Te mauri ka tū Te mauri ka oho. Te Koronga Centre of Indigenous Science and Coastal People: Southern Skies view for the day. Soon we will be advertising for staff. Come join us! Externally funded whānau - all welcome. #everydayisIndigenousday 😉

Media release part 1

Part 2

Check out our facebook page facebook.com/tangaroaararau to tune into our live interview tomorrow. #watersafety #maori #nzwatersafety

E tū te uri o Kapumanawawhiti! Today Terina Raureti successfully defended her PhD at her marae Te Pou o Tainui, with her whānau, her hapū, kōhanga and kura present. A very special kaupapa to continue to whakamana our tauira, their whānau and the kaupapa🔥🔥🔥🔥.