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Tāme Iti
Tāme talks about the moment the Māori Language Petition was delivered in 1972 and his experience being a part of it all through the Victoria University's Te Reo Māori Society.
Claire
Claire is the perfect example of using your creativity and talents to celebrate te reo Māori in your own way. "Our Mahuru Māori Kiwaha boxes have been such a hit. Making learning easy while enjoying a snack." 
Stephanie
"We started with a speech about the significance of this date and time, followed by waiata & karakia. The shared lunch was a group effort with everyone participating, from the table decorations to the homemade rewana bread and steamed pudding. Everyone felt the wairua of c...
Karen
Karen chose to pānui for her Māori Language Moment this year. "This pūrākau was written by my beautiful friend, Kathleen. It was a challenge for me, especially with the Ngāi Tahu dialect!"
Anne
Anne has fun with karetao (puppets) to create reo Māori videos for her students. "Ko tēnei te whānau karetao. Ka mahi mātou i ētahi kiriata i te reo Māori hei tautoko i āku akonga i te wā o te rāhui o Covid"
Matt
Matt shows us that you can be anywhere doing anything and still take a moment to join in te Wā Tuku Reo! "At 12pm on Monday, I met the brother Glen. He was simply doing his mahi and working next to us when I was getting into my car at 12pm. This was our paku korero! I found ou...