Six Ways to Experience Māori Culture

New Zealand's Whanganui River is a legal person. How will it use its voice?

InstaSavvy on Instagram: "The Haka is a traditional ceremonial dance and chant of the Māori people of New Zealand, known for its powerful movements, rhythmic shouting, and deep cultural meaning. Originally, the haka was performed by warriors before battle to display strength, unity, and to intimidate opponents. However, it’s much more than a war dance it’s a symbol of identity, pride, and community for the Māori culture. The word haka simply means “dance” in Māori, but its purpose goes beyond pe

Numbers in Māori

Māori Language Timeline