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He kupu mō mātou
About us
He kupu mō mātou
About us
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Ngā mahi whakarauora
History & revitalisation
Ngā mahi whakarauora
History & revitalisation
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Te Rēhita Kaiwhakamāori
Translators and Interpreters Register
Te Rēhita Kaiwhakamāori
Translators and Interpreters Register
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Ngā kaupapa nui o te wā
News & events
Ngā kaupapa nui o te wā
News & events
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Te whakamahere reo
Language planning
Te whakamahere reo
Language planning
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Ngā rangahau me ngā pūrongo
Research & reports
Ngā rangahau me ngā pūrongo
Research & reports
Why was this refresh needed?
The refresh builds on the strong foundations of the original Maihi Karauna rather than replacing it.
Like all strategies, the Maihi Karauna was designed to be time-bound and reviewed to ensure it remains relevant and effective. The previous implementation plan had reached the end of its lifecycle, making it the right time to take stock and refresh the approach.
The original strategy has helped lift awareness, increase visibility, and build strong public support for te reo Māori. This refresh is about further advancing that progress - strengthening what works, addressing areas that need improvement, and sharpening the focus on the actions that will have the greatest impact.
In particular, it reflects what we’ve learned about implementation and the need to shift from awareness and support to increased everyday use of te reo Māori.