Mātauranga Māori kete o te wānanga: Te Ao Māori

Our members represent a diverse cross section of Māori Business including forestry, fisheries, agriculture, tourism, energy, property and
investments.

Search to find standardised terms for iwi and hapū in New Zealand. Use them when cataloguing and describing relevant material.

Explore stories from the different Iwi.

Registrants of .iwi.nz domain names must be a traditional Māori tribe or Hapū that belongs to a traditional Māori Iwi, taura here Iwi group operating with the permission of the parent Iwi or a Mandated Iwi Organisation as described in the Māori Fisheries Act (MIO) and or an entity owned or governed by at least one traditional Māori tribe.

The Tūhono Trust (formerly known as the Tautoko Māori Trust) was established in December 2003 to have a Kaitiaki or guardianship role for Tūhono. The nine iwi appointed Tūhono Trustees represent the nine respective regions.

New Zealand’s national indigenous media organisation, Māori Television, promotes, revitalises and normalises the Māori language by taking a digital-first, audience-led approach in the delivery of educational, entertaining and engaging programming.