Nau mai, hoki mai ki TĀ tātou hōtaka 👀😂 Yes, we've accepted it. Thank you to everyone who sent through their DMs and PMs... 

 

And, we’re back at it, putting our reo from last week under the microscope. 

 

Because, even a panel who have all graduated from Te Panekiretanga o Te Reo can still get it wrong sometimes! 

 

Share something you learnt this week in the comments.. 

 

Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT & SUBSCRIBE 🌿 

 

#S4TP #NauMaiTeHapa #TeReoMāori #Māori #Kōrero #Wānanga #SomethingForThePeople #languagelearning

Nau mai, hoki mai ki TĀ tātou hōtaka 👀😂 Yes, we've accepted it. Thank you to everyone who sent through their DMs and PMs... And, we’re back at it, putting our reo from last week under the microscope. Because, even a panel who have all graduated from Te Panekiretanga o Te Reo can still get it wrong sometimes! Share something you learnt this week in the comments.. Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT & SUBSCRIBE 🌿 #S4TP #NauMaiTeHapa #TeReoMāori #Māori #Kōrero #Wānanga #SomethingForThePeople #languagelearning

Nau mai, hoki mai ki TĀ tātou hōtaka 👀😂 Yes, we've accepted it. Thank you to everyone who sent through their DMs and PMs... 

 

And, we’re back at it, putting our reo from last week under the microscope. 

 

Because, even a panel who have all graduated from Te Panekiretanga o Te Reo can still get it wrong sometimes! 

 

Share something you learnt this week in the comments.. 

 

Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT &amp; SUBSCRIBE 🌿 

 

#S4TP #NauMaiTeHapa #TeReoMāori #Māori #Kōrero #Wānanga #SomethingForThePeople #languagelearning

The Reo Māori Mistakes We ALL Make!

Should 16-year-olds be allowed to vote? Should the wealthy pay more tax? And was it okay for politicians to visit a gang pad to win votes? 

 

Joined again by two rangatahi Māori who have plenty to say about te ao tōrangapū: Taane Aruka Te Aho and Te Horowai Mapapalangi. 

 

We're putting some of the big political questions to our S4TP panel, and there's only two ways to answer... ĀE or KĀO! 

 

Armed with their āe/kāo paddles, our panel has just 30 seconds each to explain their whakaaro. From voting rights and political pressure to taxes, to the length of a government term, we're finding out where everyone stands. 

 

Will they all agree, or are we in for a heated wānanga? 👀 

 

Would you say āe or kāo? Let us know in the comments! 

 

#S4TP #SomethingForThePeople #MāoriPolitics #NZPolitics

Should 16-year-olds be allowed to vote? Should the wealthy pay more tax? And was it okay for politicians to visit a gang pad to win votes? Joined again by two rangatahi Māori who have plenty to say about te ao tōrangapū: Taane Aruka Te Aho and Te Horowai Mapapalangi. We're putting some of the big political questions to our S4TP panel, and there's only two ways to answer... ĀE or KĀO! Armed with their āe/kāo paddles, our panel has just 30 seconds each to explain their whakaaro. From voting rights and political pressure to taxes, to the length of a government term, we're finding out where everyone stands. Will they all agree, or are we in for a heated wānanga? 👀 Would you say āe or kāo? Let us know in the comments! #S4TP #SomethingForThePeople #MāoriPolitics #NZPolitics

We HAD to Ask Where They Stand...

One supports Te Pāti Māori, the other supports National. 👀 

 

Kua piri mai a Te Horowai Mapapalangi rāua ko Taane Aruka ki te pae! 

 

With the election just weeks away, we've bought two rangatahi Māori with different political perspectives together for a wānanga about politics, voting and the issues that matter to them. 

 

We get into the Māori Roll versus the General Roll, the role of rangatahi in politics, and whether our political system is doing enough to engage the next generation. 

 

With over 73,000 rangatahi Māori not enrolled to vote, we also explore the importance of having a say and whose responsibility it is to encourage more young Māori to get involved. 

 

🗳️ The enrolment deadline is this Sunday 25 October! 

 

Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT & SUBSCRIBE for more content like this! 

 

#SomethingForThePeople #SFTP #Rangatahi #Māori #Politics #NZElection2026

One supports Te Pāti Māori, the other supports National. 👀 Kua piri mai a Te Horowai Mapapalangi rāua ko Taane Aruka ki te pae! With the election just weeks away, we've bought two rangatahi Māori with different political perspectives together for a wānanga about politics, voting and the issues that matter to them. We get into the Māori Roll versus the General Roll, the role of rangatahi in politics, and whether our political system is doing enough to engage the next generation. With over 73,000 rangatahi Māori not enrolled to vote, we also explore the importance of having a say and whose responsibility it is to encourage more young Māori to get involved. 🗳️ The enrolment deadline is this Sunday 25 October! Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT & SUBSCRIBE for more content like this! #SomethingForThePeople #SFTP #Rangatahi #Māori #Politics #NZElection2026

One supports Te Pāti Māori, the other supports National. 👀 

 

Kua piri mai a Te Horowai Mapapalangi rāua ko Taane Aruka ki te pae! 

 

With the election just weeks away, we've bought two rangatahi Māori with different political perspectives together for a wānanga about politics, voting and the issues that matter to them. 

 

We get into the Māori Roll versus the General Roll, the role of rangatahi in politics, and whether our political system is doing enough to engage the next generation. 

 

With over 73,000 rangatahi Māori not enrolled to vote, we also explore the importance of having a say and whose responsibility it is to encourage more young Māori to get involved. 

 

🗳️ The enrolment deadline is this Sunday 25 October! 

 

Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT &amp; SUBSCRIBE for more content like this! 

 

#SomethingForThePeople #SFTP #Rangatahi #Māori #Politics #NZElection2026

Two Rangatahi Māori, Two Very Different Political Views

We're back with Nau mai te hapa! 

 

Anei ngā hapa i rangona e Tākuta Anaha Hiini i tērā wiki 👀 

 

Nobody's safe. Not the presenters, not even the ones who can recite whakataukī in their sleep. 

 

This week's hapa are in - another gentle reminder that Te Panekiretanga graduation doesn't come with a lifetime guarantee! 😂 

 

Enjoy and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE for more Nau mai te Hapa! 

 

#Like #Comment #Subscribe #language #revitalisation #māori #learning #fluent

We're back with Nau mai te hapa! Anei ngā hapa i rangona e Tākuta Anaha Hiini i tērā wiki 👀 Nobody's safe. Not the presenters, not even the ones who can recite whakataukī in their sleep. This week's hapa are in - another gentle reminder that Te Panekiretanga graduation doesn't come with a lifetime guarantee! 😂 Enjoy and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE for more Nau mai te Hapa! #Like #Comment #Subscribe #language #revitalisation #māori #learning #fluent

The Great A/O Debate Continues! | Nau Mai te Hapa

Six lives lost. 27 years of warnings. A $12,000 report that councillors never read. How did we get here? 

 

Our special manuhiri is Charlie Rahiri, who is now working as a Recovery Manager at Tauranga City Council and also serves as Chair of Ngāti Ranginui. 

 

Following the devastating landslides at Mauao on 22 January 2026, we sit down with Charlie to discuss the tragedy, the recovery efforts and the questions that still need answering. 

 

What warnings were missed, who should be held accountable, and what needs to change to prevent another tragedy? 

 

Wearing two hats, as both a council Recovery Manager and iwi leader, Charlie shares his perspective on balancing these responsibilities, the ongoing closure of Mauao and the role of tangata whenua in protecting their maunga. 

 

With the future of Mauao still uncertain, what lessons can councils and iwi across Aotearoa take from this tragedy? And more importantly, will those lessons lead to meaningful change? 

 

He wānanga nui tēnei. Share your whakaaro in the comments! 

 

#S4TP

Six lives lost. 27 years of warnings. A $12,000 report that councillors never read. How did we get here? Our special manuhiri is Charlie Rahiri, who is now working as a Recovery Manager at Tauranga City Council and also serves as Chair of Ngāti Ranginui. Following the devastating landslides at Mauao on 22 January 2026, we sit down with Charlie to discuss the tragedy, the recovery efforts and the questions that still need answering. What warnings were missed, who should be held accountable, and what needs to change to prevent another tragedy? Wearing two hats, as both a council Recovery Manager and iwi leader, Charlie shares his perspective on balancing these responsibilities, the ongoing closure of Mauao and the role of tangata whenua in protecting their maunga. With the future of Mauao still uncertain, what lessons can councils and iwi across Aotearoa take from this tragedy? And more importantly, will those lessons lead to meaningful change? He wānanga nui tēnei. Share your whakaaro in the comments! #S4TP

Could the Mauao Tragedy Have Been Prevented? | Charlie Rahiri

Kereama is back from his travels and we’ve got all the kōrero from where we're recording this week in Whanganui!
 
Catch the latest news and updates, including:
 
- Joel Marsters celebrated in a new book featuring the Top 200 Jewellers in the world
- What’s next for Tākuta Ferris and Te Pāti Māori?
- The Tom Phillips saga
 
Plus heaps more!

Kereama is back from his travels and we’ve got all the kōrero from where we're recording this week in Whanganui! Catch the latest news and updates, including: - Joel Marsters celebrated in a new book featuring the Top 200 Jewellers in the world - What’s next for Tākuta Ferris and Te Pāti Māori? - The Tom Phillips saga Plus heaps more!

Kereama is back from his travels and we’ve got all the kōrero from where we're recording this week in Whanganui!
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Catch the latest news and updates, including:
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- Joel Marsters celebrated in a new book featuring the Top 200 Jewellers in the world
- What’s next for Tākuta Ferris and Te Pāti Māori?
- The Tom Phillips saga
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Plus heaps more!

Something for the PŪRONGO people!

'Nau mai te hapa' with Hinurewa, Chey and Raniera! More reo learning moments after last week's wānanga. We're all on this haerenga together, e te whanau! 

 

#somethingforthepeople #podcast #māori #nz #language #fluent 

 

LIKE, COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE for more!

'Nau mai te hapa' with Hinurewa, Chey and Raniera! More reo learning moments after last week's wānanga. We're all on this haerenga together, e te whanau! #somethingforthepeople #podcast #māori #nz #language #fluent LIKE, COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE for more!

Nau mai te hapa!

Something for the People is your unapologetically Māori current affairs podcast – big kaupapa, straight-up kōrero, plenty of laughs, and the odd debate.
From politics to kapa haka, rangatahi to pakeke, nothing’s off the table as we wānanga what really matters in te ao Māori today!
New content dropping from Wednesday through to Saturday each week!
Keen to sponsor the show? Reach out to info@arataua.co.nz

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Something for the People is your unapologetically Māori current affairs podcast – big kaupapa, straight-up kōrero, plenty of laughs, and the odd debate. From politics to kapa haka, rangatahi to pakeke, nothing’s off the table as we wānanga what really matters in te ao Māori today! New content dropping from Wednesday through to Saturday each week! Keen to sponsor the show? Reach out to info@arataua.co.nz

Something for the People is your unapologetically Māori current affairs podcast – big kaupapa, straight-up kōrero, plenty of laughs, and the odd debate.
From politics to kapa haka, rangatahi to pakeke, nothing’s off the table as we wānanga what really matters in te ao Māori today!
New content dropping from Wednesday through to Saturday each week!
Keen to sponsor the show? Reach out to info@arataua.co.nz

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