In My Kete

Māori and indigenous nations determine what the Tūramarama Declaration means to them and their approaches. It is a guide and a timeless document.

We talk about navigation a lot with our lived experience communities – when we say we are all on a journey or we are journeying towards something.

He tao rākau e taea te karo, he tao kupu e kore e taea”. The thrust of a spear can be avoided, but not the thrust of words.

Te Whare Tapa Whā is a powerful model for understanding how impacts on wellbeing are felt across our life, and also a guide for how we can work with this inter-connectedness to address issues and challenges.

In Dr Hinemoa Elder’s second book she explains how traditional Māori understandings of the lunar cycle guide her, and why we can all benefit from this during these tumultuous times.

In his new book renowned author and master wordsmith Witi Ihimaera creates a magical world to bring the legend and traditions of Matariki alive.

The authors encourage you to explore the nine stars of Matariki in rich, detailed imagery and bilingual text. Encouraging whānau to remember, celebrate and reflect at this important time of year.

This book has given me the theory, wisdom and foundation of some of my practices, which are innate as a Māori leader.

An updated revised copy of Scotty Morrison's phrasebook with everyday language

Represents the collective effort of over thirty rangatahi who interviewed more than one hundred Māori, exploring the origins and values of Māori leadership

Through 52 whatatauki, Dr Hinemoa Elder shares the power of Aroha and explores how it could help us all every day

A new and fun way for everyday leaners to practise Te reo Maori.