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newsArticle Faren Taylor was 26 and a newly single mum when she made her first foray into the world of sustainable food production. She enrolled three years ago in a Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi programme called Kai Oranga, which teaches an indigenous system of growing and producing food.

newsArticle New training and education opportunities for Māori and indigenous communities will help drive New Zealand’s recovery from COVID-19.

newsArticle A movement that is dedicated to re-introducing traditional kai practice, preserving kai mātauranga (knowledge) and protecting the cultural identity of Māori. 

newsArticle Earlier this week, attendees gathered at Te Mānuka Tūtahi Marae from all over the motu for the inaugural Kai Conference 2025, a two-day event exploring kai and food safety through a Māori lens.  

newsArticle Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi hosted 70 Māori medical students for the second Kura Reo event in Whakatāne

newsArticle Pen was put to paper on the agreement to establish the Gardiner Centre for the Child today, between the Awanuiārangi and the Minister for Children.

newsArticle Kai te tangi nei te ngākau ki ngā whānau kua pākia nei i te parekura inanahi nei. Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi is deeply saddened by the tragic events at Whakaari (White Island) on Monday 9 December. We offer our sympathies and prayers to the whānau impacted by this tragedy.

newsArticle With sadness we have learnt of the devastating fires that have been impacting the island of Maui. This is tragic news, and we share our aroha for our Maui graduates, their ohana, and all on the island of Maui at this time.

newsArticle COVID-19 and campus information update

newsArticle Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi has welcomed its largest-ever intake for Te Ohanga Mataora – Bachelor of Health Science Māori Nursing, with 116 tauira beginning their 2025 journey this week.

newsArticle Celebrating the official launch of Te Kete Tuangahuru, our new Cultural Development Service, which aims to embed Mātauranga Māori into professional development.

newsArticle COVID-19 policy and plans to re-open

newsArticle Campuses are re-opening

newsArticle With the recent weather events our campuses have been affected with closures in place. More bad weather is forecast in the coming days, and we encourage whānau to prioritise their safety during this time.

newsArticle A new postgraduate programme at Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi (Awanuiārangi) aims to equip students with the key kaupapa Māori skills required to effectively work within mental health and addictions.