Share how you celebrated

Share what you did for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2023. This will go on to become a showcase of how we celebrate te reo as a nation.

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Toitū te Whenua - Land Information New Zealand

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Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand celebrated with an online hui where we played a video of staff sharing te reo Māori kupu that they loved or had learned recently. Over 100 people tuned in to watch live, and we've shared the video internally so people who missed out or had other plans can watch it, and everyone who wants to grow their vocab can go back and rewatch.

Kate

Listened to a favourite waiata Watched hoamahi share some Te Reo Māori kupu.

Stacey

Online learning with Toitū Te Whenua from home!

Anita

The Māori language and culture is recognised nationally by other indigenous people and i think it is imperative that we get behind such an amazing celebration as leaders in the indigenous space. We all have a part to play. Kia Kaha Toku Reo.

Gabriel

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The Māori language and culture is recognised nationally by other indigenous people and i think it is imperative that we get behind such an amazing celebration as leaders in the indigenous space. We all have a part to play. Kia Kaha Toku Reo.