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1. Te Kete Ipurangi
	The Ministry of Education's national education bilingual portal+ website for all those with an interest in education. http://www.tki.org.nz/ contact Education Tools \| Maori

2. Te Tapuae o Rehua
	Te Tapuae O Rehua works with tertiary providers and Ngai Tahu to increase Maori participation in tertiary education, and ensures high quality course content for Maori tertiary studies units. http://www.tetapuae.co.nz/ contact Tertiary Education \| Maori

3. Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu
	Ngai Tahu - New Zealand South Island Maori tribal website. Information on our culture, legends, business activities, editorials and Crown Settlement Offer updates. http://www.ngaitahu.iwi.nz/ contact Maori

4. Maori Language.net
	Learn the basics of the Mâori Language, through online video lessons and get links to resources and organisations that help you to learn Te Reo Mâori. http://www.maorilanguage.net/ Maori \| Specialist Training

5. Maori Tours Kaikoura
	Experience genuine indigenous Maori culture, traditions and hospitality with Maori Tours Kaikoura, New Zealand http://www.maoritours.co.nz/ contact Tours \| Maori

6. Maori Television - for everyone

Mâori Television has something for everyone – vibrant, cutting edge programmes in both te reo Mâori and English showcasing our history and culture, our old people, our young people and our dreams for the future. Mâori Television is a servant of the Mâori language and culture, and aims to become the leader in increasing knowledge and understanding of the Mâori world for all New Zealanders.
http://www.maoritelevision.com/

Broadcasting | Television | Maori

7. Te Whanake Maori Language Learning Textbooks and Resources
	Te Whanake Maori language learning textbooks, study guides, dictionary and resources for teachers and students http://www.tewhanake.maori.nz/ Education Tools \| Maori

8. Tarawera - A deadly Story

Tarawera, the so-called 'dormant' volcano rudely awoke the Bay of Plenty inhabitants at 2.00am on 10th June 1886 with wild lightning, sharp earthquakes and a deluge of volcanic debris as the mountain began the renovation of her landscape. When the light of day came, those who had survived could not make out well known landmarks, everything was covered in ash, everything was different forever...
http://www.anheizen.com/

Maori | History

9. Greenstone Gifts & Gemstones
	Buy 100% New Zealand made from me, Range of Greenstone / Pounamu and Gemstone carvings, along with range of crystal gifts and raw crystals. And made to order. Free posting within New Zealand Rural charge, Free quote for custom made products http://www.greenstone.felt.co.nz/ contact Flowers & Gifts \| Beauty & Jewellery \| Maori

10. New Zealand Maori Weddings

New Zealand Maori Weddings provide internationally compliant wedding ceremonies in the setting of indigenous New Zealand ( Aotearoa ) Maori culture. The wedding venues are in Rotorua and Christchurch, New Zealand, and are proving to be particularly popular with Japanese Brides and Grooms. According to Maori legend, it is in the city of Rotorua on the Island of Mokoia, that the seeds of love were planted many generations ago by two famous Maori ancestors, Princess Hinemoa and Tutanekai.
http://www.maoriweddings.co.nz/

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Weddings | Maori

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