Corporate Documents
Read about key work that we've completed over the year, up until 30 June 2025
In this Annual Report you will find highlights from throughout 2024/2025, including the Specialist Advisory Group review of Māori language entities, the socialisation of our Hawaiki Mokupuna te reo vision and events like Komiti Kaha, Te Matatini, Toitū Te Reo, and Te Matoe o te Reo.
Read the Annual Report here [PDF, 15 MB]
We offer the following Statement of Intent to all our whānau and Māori language communities. It will help keep us on track as we navigate the coming years, while also acknowledging how far we have come together. In this document we lay out a te reo Māori revitalisation plan for the next four years and beyond as an ocean journey – guided by the stars and influenced by the currents.
A core development since our last Statement of Intent (2021–2024) is the shift from five broad focus areas to the two key priorities of Tukuihotanga – deliberate intergenerational transmission, and Hononga Hapori Reo – connecting language speaker groups. This strategic shift enables Te Mātāwai to realign our outputs with the longterm goals of the Maihi Māori.
Read about the work that we've completed over the year, up until 30 June 2023.
The past year has offered a chance to reflect on the progress we have made together to restore the Māori language as a nurturing first language to our people, Kia Ūkaipō anō Te Reo. With the ongoing maturity and success of the Māori language revitalisation movement, Te Mātāwai recognises the efforts of communities throughout Aotearoa who are bringing the vision of Kia Ūkaipō anō Te Reo to life.
Our Annual Report is a reflection on the 12 months ending 30 June 2022 and our delivery of Te Mātāwai strategic outcomes.
The Statement of Intent describes what Te Mātāwai plans to focus on to navigate its way towards the vision of the Maihi Māori Strategy, 'Kia Ūkaipō ano te Reo', which sees the Māori language restored as a nurturing first language.
Our Annual Report is a reflection on the 12 months ending 30 June 2021 and our delivery of Te Mātāwai strategic outcomes.