40K views · 1.4K reactions | Over 500 netball players gathered today in West Auckland for a reo Māori netball tournament called Puni Reo, to help revitalise and rejuvenate Te Reo Māori within the sports field. | Te Karere | Facebook

Te Reo o Te Rarawa aims to boost the number of Māori language speakers within the Far North iwi. The first step, focusing on revitalising the language on marae within Te Rarawa. Harata Brown reports. | Te Karere

7K views · 205 reactions | According to data released by Tatauranga Aotearoa (Stats NZ) yesterday, since 2018, the percentage of people who can speak more than a few Te Reo words or phrases has increased from 24 to 30%. | Te Karere | Facebook

🧠 Te Reo Māori Quiz Today's challenge 👇 Which sentence means… ☀️ The weather is gradually improving. A) E pai haere ana te huarere. B) Kua pai te huarere. C) Ka pai te huarere. D) E kino haere ana te huarere. 💡 Tip: Watch out for haere, it often shows something is happening gradually. Comment your answer below! ⬇️ A,B,C or D🤔 ka rawe Whānau 🙌 #TeReoMāori #LearnMāori #MāoriLanguage #Haere #LanguageQuiz | Rangi's Reo

🧠 Te Reo Māori Quiz today's challenge 👇 What does this sentence mean? 👉 Kua riro te pukapuka i a Mere. A) Mere took the book B) The book has been taken by Mere C) Mere will take the book D) The book was for Mere 💡 Reo Tip: When you see “Kua”, it usually shows something has already happened, like saying “has” or “have” in English. Drop your answer in the comments ⬇️ A,B,C or D🤔 Ka rawe Whānau 💪 keep up the awesome mahi😊 #TeReoMāori #MāoriLanguage #ReoQuiz #LearnTeReo #MāoriCulture | Rangi'