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Support Tahu’s Boosted campaign for ‘He Karu, He Taringa’

Māoriland looking for local talent for the reo Māori version of ASTRO KID

The new generation of filmmakers

Māoriland and Kaibosh to distribute FREE surplus kai to Ōtaki community

Māoriland Business Growth and Start Up Workshops

Rangatahi Animator launches Boosted Campaign to create series of animated waiata teaching te reo Māori

Māoriland Charitable Trust

Each March the Indigenous world comes together in Ōtaki, Aotearoa (New Zealand) to celebrate Indigenous screen storytelling at Māoriland Film Festival, the largest Indigenous film festival in the Southern Hemisphere.

The celebration and conversations then continue year-round at the Māoriland Hub, a centre for creative arts excellence and home to Toi Matarau Gallery.

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Support Tahu’s Boosted campaign for ‘He Karu, He Taringa’

Māoriland looking for local talent for the reo Māori version of ASTRO KID

Māoriland Film Festival 2022

The new generation of filmmakers

November in the Maara

Māoriland and Kaibosh to distribute FREE surplus kai to Ōtaki community

October in the Maara

Māoriland Business Growth and Start Up Workshops

September in the Maara

Rangatahi Animator launches Boosted Campaign to create series of animated waiata teaching te reo Māori