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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
A focus on practical action
With the refreshed strategy now confirmed, the next phase is turning strategy into practical, coordinated action across government.
A two-year action plan will set out priorities and areas of focus, supporting agencies to strengthen their language plans and deliver meaningful outcomes. There will also be a stronger focus on improving how progress is measured and reported over time.
Looking ahead
The refreshed Maihi Karauna reflects a long-term commitment to revitalising te reo Māori as a living language.
It acknowledges the progress made to date, while setting a clear direction for the next phase - ensuring te reo Māori continues to grow in everyday use across Aotearoa New Zealand, now and for future generations.
Read the Minister for Māori Development’s media release here
Because we are publicly funded, we are required to report to Parliament and our stakeholders on our performance against the SOI and SPE each year in our Annual Report. The report gives us the opportunity to tell the stories of what we do to support the Māori language.