Watching the te reo light go on

Margy Crosby thinks every week of the year should be Maori Language Week to promote te reo Maori in our country.

Pupil makes up for lost time

BY CLAIRE CONNELL - The Marlborough Express

Waikawa resident Trish Little grew up without knowing any of her native language, te reo Maori. As part of Maori Language Week, reporter Claire Connell spoke to the woman who proves you're never to old to learn a new skill.

Reason to celebrate Maori Language Week

BY CLAIRE CONNELL - The Marlborough Express

As Maori Language Week begins in Marlborough today, Waikawa Kohanga Reo, near Picton, has an extra reason to celebrate.

Family dreams of total Maori immersion

The Marlborough Express

Maori culture can often be "globally hot, locally not" says Omaka Marae manager Kiley Nepia, whose dream is to have a Maori education system in Blenheim. As part of Maori Language Week, reporter CLAIRE CONNELL spoke to the man who is committed to keeping te reo Maori alive in his family and in Marlborough.