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Te kupu o te wiki – Word of the week
Check out this week's word and practise your te reo Māori.
Ngā Kohinga taonga tuku iho Māori
Māori collections are held at the majority of libraries across Tāmaki Makaurau. They include both current and heritage materials.
Read heritage blogs at Auckland Libraries
Auckland Libraries' heritage experts blog regularly about heritage and family history.
Te kupu o te wiki – Word of the week
Learn te reo Māori a word at a time with our kupu o te wiki.
Te kupu o te wiki – Word of the week
This week's word is useful for anyone visiting a marae or museum.
Te kupu o te wiki – Word of the week
Te Kupu o te Wiki for the week starting Rāapa, te 16 Hereturikōkā is wharekai: food house, cafeteria, eatery
Te kupu o te wiki – Word of the week
Te Kupu o te Wiki for the week starting Rāhina, te 7 Hereturikōkā is Karawhiua!: Give it heaps! Give it all you got!
Te kupu o te wiki – Word of the week
This week's word brings a taste of summer to a chilly week.
Major international events heading to Auckland
Auckland will host a diverse range of cultural, lifestyle and sporting events in the coming year.
Te kupu o te wiki – Word of the week
Te Kupu o te Wiki for the week starting Rāhina, te 24 o Hōngongoi.
Incorporating Māori design in development projects
Auckland Council’s Auckland Design Manual (ADM) has launched new Māori design case studies and a video showcasing the design process.
Karangahape Road goes bananas
In the works Don’t Dream it’s Over, artist Janet Lilo has used her striking banana motif and sharp neon elements to illustrate Karangahape Road’s melting pot of history, cultural heritage and community diversity.
Māori design helping us experience Auckland as Tāmaki Makaurau
Auckland Design Office's Phil Wihongi explains that by championing Māori design practice, Auckland Council is demonstrating its commitment to the Māori communities of Auckland and Te Titriti o Waitangi.
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