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He Kete Iti Exhibition Brings Contemporary Weaving to Whanganui Regional Museum

Whanganui is the first stop in the exhibition’s national tour.
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Karen Hughes

20 April 2026

Te ao Māori

He Kete Iti Exhibition Brings Contemporary Weaving to Whanganui Regional Museum

Whanganui is the first stop in the exhibition’s national tour.
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Karen Hughes

20 April 2026

Te ao Māori

Applications invited: Kaiwhakaako Māori

Plant the seed of knowledge — Join us as a Māori educator!
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Karen Hughes

2 March 2026

Te ao Māori

Museum Launches New Taonga/Object of the Month Talks

New initiative highlights taonga and objects from across the Museum’s collections.
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Karen Hughes

10 February 2026

Te ao Māori

Pānui mō te Whakahokinga o Ngā Here Manu

Notice of Proposed Repatriation of Traditional Bird Spears
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Karen Hughes

10 November 2025

Te ao Māori

Watch: River Exhibition Wins Architecture Award

The exhibition ‘He Awa Ora’ has been recognised for its innovative architectural design.
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Karen Hughes

26 June 2024

Te ao Māori

Watch: Museums Matter

Concern about the future of New Zealand museums and galleries has prompted a public awareness campaign.
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Karen Hughes

30 April 2024

Te ao Māori

Watch: Te Koanga o Rehua

After 159 years of being away from home Te Koanga o Rehua now stands tall at the Whanganui Regional Museum.
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david

1 June 2023

Te ao Māori

Touring Exhibition Showcases Māori Talent

The Whanganui Regional Museum is excited to be hosting a major touring exhibition, on loan from the New Zealand Portrait Gallery Te Pūkenga Whakaata.
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Karen Hughes

1 March 2023

Te ao Māori

Watch: He Awa Ora

The story behind the world’s first “living” river, Te Awa Tupua has come to life in a new exhibition in Whanganui.
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Karen Hughes

28 June 2022

Te ao Māori

Category:

He Kete Iti Exhibition Brings Contemporary Weaving to Whanganui Regional Museum

Whanganui is the first stop in the exhibition’s national tour.
Read More

Karen Hughes

20 April 2026

Te ao Māori

Applications invited: Kaiwhakaako Māori

Plant the seed of knowledge — Join us as a Māori educator!
Read More

Karen Hughes

2 March 2026

Te ao Māori

Museum Launches New Taonga/Object of the Month Talks

New initiative highlights taonga and objects from across the Museum’s collections.
Read More

Karen Hughes

10 February 2026

Te ao Māori

Pānui mō te Whakahokinga o Ngā Here Manu

Notice of Proposed Repatriation of Traditional Bird Spears
Read More

Karen Hughes

10 November 2025

Te ao Māori

Watch: River Exhibition Wins Architecture Award

The exhibition ‘He Awa Ora’ has been recognised for its innovative architectural design.
Read More

Karen Hughes

26 June 2024

Te ao Māori

Watch: Museums Matter

Concern about the future of New Zealand museums and galleries has prompted a public awareness campaign.
Read More

Karen Hughes

30 April 2024

Te ao Māori

Watch: Te Koanga o Rehua

After 159 years of being away from home Te Koanga o Rehua now stands tall at the Whanganui Regional Museum.
Read More

david

1 June 2023

Te ao Māori

Touring Exhibition Showcases Māori Talent

The Whanganui Regional Museum is excited to be hosting a major touring exhibition, on loan from the New Zealand Portrait Gallery Te Pūkenga Whakaata.
Read More

Karen Hughes

1 March 2023

Te ao Māori

Watch: He Awa Ora

The story behind the world’s first “living” river, Te Awa Tupua has come to life in a new exhibition in Whanganui.
Read More

Karen Hughes

28 June 2022

Te ao Māori