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The COVID-19 Cultural Recovery Programme Impacts Report 2021/22 looks at the impact of COVID-19 funding for the arts, culture, heritage, media and broadcasting sectors delivered between June 2021 and July 2022. 
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Saturday 1 July and Sunday 2 July will see senior Māori performers from around the country take the stage in Te Papa’s Soundings Theatre. More than a dozen groups from the far north to Te Waipounamu are travelling to Te Papa to perform kapa haka over the two days. The event is free to the public, and the performances are live-streamed by Te Papa on Facebook and YouTube to reach a national and global audience – in the past more than 100,000 people have viewed live-streams of the performances.
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The New Zealand Symphony will perform selections from a landmark work by legendary Baroque violin virtuoso Heinrich Biber from Kerikeri to Blenheim in June.
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As the Mānawatia a Matariki exhibition opens, Te Papa is sharing nationwide research and visitor insights that show how New Zealanders are embracing the indigenous New Year. The museum has also released its Matariki events programme including Taikura Kapa Haka, and launched new online resources at https://tepapa.nz/matariki.
Te Papa research reveals how New Zealanders mark Matariki

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Kāinga Te tuakiri, te taonga tuku iho o Aotearoa Te Ara Taonga Mō Matou – About us Mō Matou

Mō Matou

Tirohia te āhua o ngā tari kāwana (kaupapa ahurea) ā mātou mahi, e pēhea mātou e mahi ngātahi ana, ka tuku karere ki a wai, me pēhea tāua e mahi tahi te wā o te tukanga o te whakataunga, a muri ake nei hoki.

Te Ara Taonga

He aha Te Rāngai Tumatanui?

Whakaahua ahurea o Te Rāngai Tūmatanui

Te Ara Taonga – te tukanga whakataunga

Pāwhiri ki konei kia hoki anō ki te whārangi kāinga o Te Ara Taonga.

Te Ara Taonga

Ko te whakariterite tikanga i tētahi whakataunga Tiriti anō he pitomata ki te whakarahi ake i te māramatanga ki ngā taha rua ā, e arotau haere ana hei kirimana whakaora. Nō te tau 2016, kua timata ngā tari rāngai ahurea e whai iho nei, ki te huihui ngātahi me te Tari Whakatau Take Tiriti me ngā iwi:

  • Manatū Taonga (MCH)
  • Te Tari Taiwhenua (DIA)
  • Te Papa Tongarewa (Te Papa)
  • Pouhere Taonga (HNZPT)
  • Ngā Taonga Whitiāhua me ngā Taonga Kōrero (Ngā Taonga)

Kua whakareia e te kaupapa nei te iwi me ngā tari, nā te mea ko te ara tiaki taonga te pokapū o ngā whakataunga Tiriti, ki te tautiaki taonga. He pai te whakaaetanga kotahi ki te tautoko i te ara tiaki taonga i te mea kua māmā te mahi whakahaere mō ngā iwi, mā te mahitahitanga o ngā tari rāngai ahurea e ea ai ngā wawata o ngā iwi.

WHAKAMAHUKITANGA

Ko Te Ara Taonga he kauwhata kia mahi ngātahi ai ngā tari me ngā iwi ki te tiaki taonga ki te hāpai i ngā wawata o ngā iwi.

Ko Tiaki Taonga ko te raupī te rauhī te haumarutanga i ngā taonga tuku iho, mā ngā iwi me ngā tari e kawe.

Te Aratohu o Te Ara Taonga (pdf)

He aha Te Rāngai Tūmatanui?

He rerekē te hanga o ngā tari tokorima. Kei roto Te Tari Taiwhenua me te Manatū Taonga i te rāngai tūmatanui, ko Te Papa me Te Pouhere Taonga he hinonga Karauna, ko Ngā Taonga he tiakitanga ohaoha. Kei raro iho ētahi atu pārongo o te Rāngai Tūmatanui.

E hia ngā āhuatanga o ngā Rāngai Tūmatanui. He rerekē ōna āhuatanga arā ko te pūmamao ki ngā Minita, ko te mana whakahaere, me ngā aronga e hāngai ana. Tata ana ngā tari Rāngai Tūmatanui ki ngā Minita (ko te Karauna ā-ture), ēngari ka tū motuhake ngā hinonga Karauna mamao noa atu. Ko te nuinga o ngā hinonga Karauna he ratonga Kāwanatanga hāunga ngā Wānanga Mātauranga Matua nō te rāngai tūmatanui whānui. (Tirohia te mahere rāngai tūmatanui raro iho nei.)

E rārangihia e te mahere rāngai tūmatanui ngā rōpū me ia tohu ā-ture. Kia mōhio ai ngā tātai tari, pāwhiria te hononga whai muri iho.

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Te whakaahua ahurea o te rāngai tūmatanui

Tokomaha ngā tari ahurea whai pūtea mai i te Kāwanatanga, ina rā ōna mahi ā-ture tae atu ki:

  • ngā tutuki me ngā paerewa kaupapa here
  • ngā pūtea ahurea
  • ngā kohinga taonga

 

Te Ara Taonga – te tukanga whakataunga

 

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Updated on 14th March 2023