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Tikanga Talks
Celebrate Puanga with five leading voices in te ao Māori.
What is tikanga-led leadership, and what does it look like in practice?
Join us for Tikanga Talks - an intensive, thought-provoking evening with some of the most respected Māori leaders, thinkers, and changemakers in Aotearoa.
Each speaker has just 30 minutes to deliver a masterclass on what it takes to drive real impact in Aotearoa, drawn from their lived experience. Together, they will dissect how to navigate the complex issues affecting te ao Māori today - whether in business, across iwi and hapū, or within whānau.
Brought to you by He Toronga Pakihi ki Taranaki and Reo Kōrero (Ataarangi ONLINE), and supported by the Taranaki Chamber of Commerce, this is an exclusive opportunity to deepen your understanding and connect with professionals committed to leading change within their businesses and communities, to shape the future for Māori and non-Māori alike.
Hosted in Ngāmotu / New Plymouth to mark the season of Puanga, you can be with us in the room or join from anywhere in the world via our livestream.
The dialogue starts here. The practical application extends far beyond our region.
Please see the speaker profiles below and get your tickets now!

Dr Ruakere Hond | a globally recognised expert in indigenous language revitalisation, a pou of Te Ataarangi, member of the Waitangi Tribunal and an esteemed leader within Taranaki.

Professor Rangi Matamua | the visionary scholar behind the Matariki movement, who has revolutionised our understanding of mātauranga Māori.

Riana Te Ngahue | a Māori lawyer and leading digital influencer known for demystifying complex political issues for all audiences.
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Te Aorangi Dillon | a dynamic leader renowned for her future-focused, tikanga-led approach to driving real-world impact for iwi.

Professor Peter Adds | a distinguished academic and highly sought-after Te Tiriti o Waitangi educator across both government and the private sector.
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1 Night
5 Leaders
150 minutes on leading real impact in te ao Māori
Frequently asked questions
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Phone: (06) 751 4921
Email: enquiries@atarawea.maori.nz
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