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Te Karere Home
He Tānga Manawa | In 1991, Hekenukumai Busby started to carve the waka that eventually becomes known as Te Aurere. Te Aurere first voyaged in 1992 from Aotearoa to Rarotonga, fulfilling the dream of retracing the footsteps of our tipuna who navigated across Te Moananui a Kiwa.
Kia kaha!
Tourism icon Te Puia of NZ and Hawaii’s Kualoa Ranch collaborate.
PM Jacinda Ardern returns home after a recent trip to see heads of state and the Queen of England in Europe.
Not all wounds bleed.
The Auckland Museum acknowledges that they've been the caretakers of these objects for a long time, but say it's time they go home.
Te Puia is collaborating with US tourism operator Kualoa Ranch, which turns in $40 million per year.
NZ Women’s Sevens team back into it
Just a week after winning gold, the NZ Women’s Rugby Sevens team is onto the next one with the Japanese leg of the World Series
Two indigenous tourism operators collaborate
Tourism icon Te Puia of NZ and Hawaii’s Kualoa Ranch collaborate
Ancient traditional Māori tools return home
After more than a decade locked away, ancient traditional Māori tools return to the descendants of their creators