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Māori Language Moment - Māori@Marshland

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“Our Māori Language Moment will take place at 12pm on Monday the 14th September 2020. This marks the day and the hour in 1972 when a group of Māori language champions presented a petition on the steps of parliament calling for te reo to be taught in our schools."

We all decided to sing a waiata outside our hubs on both the Monday and Thursday to different waiata.



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