How plans to make NZ road signs bilingual took an unexpected turn
It was meant to be an inclusive gesture to New Zealand's indigenous Maori community.
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It was meant to be an inclusive gesture to New Zealand's indigenous Maori community.
Plans to introduce bilingual road signs to New Zealand have sparked a heated political debate between the wish to honor its indigenous Maori culture and opposition that it could compromise road safety.
Plans to introduce bilingual road signs to New Zealand have sparked a heated political debate between the wish to honor its indigenous Maori culture and opposition that it could compromise road safety.
Through his personal journey of reclaiming his indigenous language, te reo Māori, Scott Parekowhai has learned about...
Why do we, Critic Te Ārohi, release this annual te reo Māori issue, the one that you now hold in your hands? The surface-level answer is simple: because it is Māori Language Week, September 12-19th. Well, yes. But why is Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori marked out to be these specific