Mō Mātou About Us
Te Matatini Society Incorporated is the national organisation in Aotearoa New Zealand responsible for fostering, developing and protecting traditional Māori performing arts.
Ki te whāngai, ki te manaaki, ki te whakatipu I ngā mahi Kapa Haka kia pūāwai ki ōna taumata
Fostering, supporting and growing Kapa Haka in the pursuit of excellence.
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Tō Mātou Tira Our People
Meet the team of people at Te Matatini Society Incorporated, including our patron, life members, governance groups and leadership team, who work tirelessly to foster, develop and protect traditional Māori performing arts.
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Te Pītau Whakarei Our Strategy
Te Pītau Whakarei is our 2017-2027 Strategic Plan which aims to foster prosperity through the growth of Māori culture and identity, contribute positively to Māori performance in relation to the wellbeing index, and support the economic growth of Kapa Haka
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Te Kohinga Pukapuka Publications and Research
Our research and reporting provide an evidence-base for decision-making that enables us to foster, support and grow Kapa Haka in the pursuit of excellence.
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Te Rōpū The Organisation
The membership of the Te Matatini Society Incorporated is currently made up of 13 rohe societies that provide Kapa Haka leadership at the regional level, and 16 staff based in Wellington, New Zealand.
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Contact Us
Located in Wellington New Zealand you can contact us through our social channels, by email, or telephone, or simply knock on our door.
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He Tūranga Mahi Vacancies
With the shift in understanding and recognition of how Kapa Haka contributes to the wellbeing of our diverse communities in Aotearoa, Te Matatini has identified its place as a leader to support the growth and potential of Māori.
Our vision for a Rohe Kapa Haka model is ‘rohe-led, Te Matatini-supported’. Through this approach, we are supporting and enabling rohe to develop their Kapa Haka activities and make decisions that work for them and align with the strategic objectives of Te Matatini. The aim is to deliver, enhance and embed the positive contribution Kapa Haka makes to the social, cultural and economic wellbeing of Māori.