Te Reo o Te Kāinga is our latest project that explores various kīwaha used around the motu from tamariki, whanau through to kaumatua. We are excited to share this innovative series with you! A big thank you the whanau involved in making the series and Te Reo Tukutuku...

A whole new series of 40 bilingual songs and now 40 full immersion versions of each song. Where series one covers basic sentence structures, series two begins to build around common kiwaha used in everyday conversation. The series features the characters of Tamarangi,...

We are quite excited about the upcoming release of this ambitious new series that has been made both for tamariki at home and teachers who employ music and movement as part of an ECE programme. The songs have been made as a ‘follow-along’ series for use of taonga...

YAY FINALLY! Thanks to the visionaries at te Mātāwai, MokoTube is now in development. Mokotube will allow children and whānau to enjoy a self programable, immersive experience of te reo Māori - at the touch of a button.  The app works by puling in all YouTube content...

The Waiata Mai Series made it's debut at the end of 2014. The specific aim of Waiata Mai as a Māori language resource was (and still is) to provide the building blocks of conversation for children at home and kura. This was to be achieved by delivering set structures...

 Visit the Mā te Aroha project page for more about the single 'Ma te Aroha' and the artists behind it or go straight to itunes or Spotify.      Visit the Ko Wai Koe project page for more about the single 'Ko Wai Koe' and the artists behind it or go straight...