Top 4 Maori Magazines & Publications in 2024

1. E-Tangata

E-Tangata is an online Sunday magazine run by the Mana Trust, which is dedicated to building a stronger Māori and Pacific presence in the New Zealand media. The website is not-for-profit and is largely a labour of love by a part-time team of accomplished journalists and writers who want to see, throughout the mainstream media, a more balanced and better-informed reflection of New Zealand's lives and issues.
Publication e-tangata.co.nz
Facebook Followers 23.7K Frequency 5 posts / week Get Email Contact

2. Garland Magazine » Māori

Read the stories and articles related to Māori. Garland is a platform for thoughtful writing about beautiful objects made today across the wider world. It is through these objects that cultures are made, by hand, every day. The 'beautiful objects' are those considered to be of value. As much as books, objects provide a place for important stories.
Publication garlandmag.com
Facebook Followers 3.1KInstagram Followers 6.9K Frequency 1 post / quarter Get Email Contact

3. Te Ao Māori News

Te Ao Māori News is shedding light on the issues that impact Māori locally, nationally, and internationally. Stay tuned for investigative journalism that brings Māori news to the forefront. New Zealand's national indigenous media organisation, Whakaata Māori (formerly known as Māori Television), promotes, revitalises, and normalises the Māori language by taking a digital-first, audience-led approach to the delivery of educational, entertaining, and engaging programming.
Publication teaonews.co.nz
Facebook Followers 187.1KInstagram Followers 61.8K Frequency 6 posts / day Get Email Contact

4. Waatea News

Waatea News is Auckland's only M?ori radio station, offering extensive bilingual broadcasting from Ng? Whare Waatea marae in Mangere. Established by UMA Broadcasting Ltd in 1999, it serves the largest M?ori population in New Zealand. Waatea News provides a diverse range of programming in both English and M?ori, catering to a broad audience while promoting M?ori language and culture. The station's reach extends across Auckland and key regions, supported by partnerships with M?ori broadcasting entities like Te M?ngai P?ho and M?ori Television.
Publication waateanews.com
Facebook Followers 38.8KInstagram Followers 1.6K Frequency 30 posts / day Get Email Contact