Find in this Subject Guide a selection of resources from te ao Māori or the world of Māori. It includes :
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He reo tuku iho : Tangata whenua and te reo Māori by 
Ki te hoe: education for Aotearoa by 
Makereti :taking Māori to the world by 
Mana Moana: Navigators of sustainable fisheries for the future by 
Mokorua by 
Māori philosophy: indigenous thinking from Aotearoa by 
Pakeha ta moko : a history of the Europeans traditionally tattooed by Māori by 
Te Kai a te Rangatira: Leadership from the Māori world by 
Te Motunui Epa by 
There's a cure for this by 
Toi te mana: an indigenous history of Māori art by 
Whakawhetai Gratitude by 
Working with Māori children with special education needs: He mahi whakahirahira by Join the Ara Māori Virtual Whare which has been developed to support Māori students access to hui and resources while studying remotely.
Please note that all staff and students are welcome to attend karakia daily at 9am.
Self-guided Māori art tour - Ngā Taonga Māori o Ara – this app takes you on a tour of the pouwhenua (carved wooden posts) and taonga (artistic treasures) located around the Ara City campus. Developed by ākonga and kaimahi from the Department of Creative Arts & Digital Information, Te Puna Wānaka, and other areas, it reveals the rich histories and meanings of our on-campus treasures. Scan the relevant QR code for your device below or search for "Nga Taonga Māori o Ara" on your device's app store.
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Te Koparapara: an introduction to the Māori world by 