Tini Molyneux

1 week ago | teaonews.co.nz | Tini Molyneux

Kua tau ki Pāremata te pire aukati i te hunga taioha i ngā pae pāhopori, te pire kua kawea mai nei e Catherine Webb, mema Pāremata mō te rōpū Nahinara. Ko tā te pire nei, he rāhui i ngā pae pāhopori katoa ki te hunga kei raro i te tekau mā ono tau te pakeke. Ka mutu, i tēnei wā, kāhore he ture e whakaruruhau nei i tēnei hunga. E ai ki te Pirimia o Aotearoa, ki a Christopher Luxon, kāore he herenga ki te ao matihiko.

1 week ago | teaonews.co.nz | Tini Molyneux

Kei roto i ētahi tuhituhinga i puta muna, kei te whakaaro te Kāwana ki te poro i te kotahi rau, tekau mā waru miriona tāra, e wātea ai te pūtea ki te tautoko i ngā akoranga hauā. He kaupapa i tīmata mai i raro i a Nāhinara, me te kī a te Minita Mātauranga o tērā wā a Hēkia Parata, kei te whai hua te hāwhe miriona tamariki ki te hono ki te kura me te hapori. E ai ki ngā mema o Puketeraki Kāhui Ako, me haere tonu tēnei hotaka, ka mutu, e wātea ana te papa ki te wānanga me pēhea e whanake ake ai ia.

1 month ago | teaonews.co.nz | Tini Molyneux

A powerful and diverse array of portraits—spanning mediums from stop-motion puppetry and video to oil on glass, ceramics with pāua inlay, and digital animation—has been shortlisted for the 2025 Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award. Finalist works also include handcrafted earth pigments on canvas and intricate textile pieces incorporating linen, cotton, and glass beads.

1 month ago | teaonews.co.nz | Tini Molyneux

​Te Hui Ahurei ā Tūhoe, the biennial festival celebrating Tūhoe culture and identity, expects a bumper crowd of over 15,000 to converge on the small eastern Bay of Plenty region of Te Waimana this coming Easter Weekend. The Ahurei brings together kapa haka, sports, and debates, as well as a chance for the iwi to wānanga some of the big issues of the day. Since its inception in 1971, the festival has had its fair share of ups and downs, including a Covid-period interruption.

1 month ago | teaonews.co.nz | Tini Molyneux

Te Pāti Māori is refocusing its efforts on general seats to broaden its influence and better represent a wider demographic in Parliament. Rawiri Waititi told Te Ao Māori News the move signalled a call from non-Māori who want to vote for someone from Te Pāti Māori on the general roll.