Hei te tau 2027 ka whakaputahia he paenga kōrero o ngā tuhinga Māori taketake hou. Te taitara? Te Awa Pōkākā. Ngā ētita?
Witi Ihimaera rāua ko Vaughan Rapatahana. Ko te minenga pironga? Ngā rangatahi ina koa. Te mea ai, ‘Mā te rangatahi te ao e ārahi’!
Kua tuwhera te tukunga o ngā tuhinga paki me ngā kōrero pono poto, i tuhia ki te reo Māori.
He tauira, ngā whakamaharatanga, me ngā pito kōrero mō te hauora, te tikanga, te mātauranga, te reo, te taiao, te meake o te Māori.
Te roa – 1000 ki te 3000 kupu. Me ngā tohutō.
Whakaurua koa he haurongo poto.
Whakamutunga – Paenga-whāwhā 30, 2026.
Tukuna atu ki ngakupuwaikato@gmail.com
Ka whai aku ngā kōrero utu.
(Nā Witi Ihimaera rāua ko Vaughan Rapatahana ngā paenga kōrero a Ngā Kupu Wero me Te Awa o Kupu, 2023 ).
Hello to all writers who write in te reo..
A new collection of original Māori writing will be published in 2027. The title? Te Awa Pōkākā.
The editors? Witi Ihimaera and Vaughan Rapatahana. The target audience?
Young people in particular. After all, ‘let the young generation lead the world’.
Submissions are now open for short fiction and non-fiction pieces written in Māori. For example memoirs, and essays on health, culture, education, language, the environment, and the future of Māori.
Length – 1000 to 3000 words. With macrons.
Please include a short biography.
Closing date – April 30, 2026.
Send to ngakupuwaikato@gmail.com
Payment details will follow.
(The anthologies Ngā Kupu Wero and Te Awa o Kupu were edited by Witi Ihimaera and Vaughan Rapatahana, 2023).
