Has information on Maori history, culture, mythology, legend, genealogy, development issues and links to other Maori sites

Web site of the Maori Language Commission; set up under the Maori Language Act 1987 to promote the use of Maori as a living language and as an ordinary means of communication; based in Wellington

A collection of Maori words on the web site of the New Zealand Immigration Service

Premier Maori culture and geothermal visitor experience; conducts workshops by sculptors & carvers at the New Zealand Maori Arts & Crafts Institute, hosts exhibitions, conducts guided tours of the Te Whakarewarewa thermal valley etc

Traditional Maori experience at Tamaki Maori village in Rotorua; visitors get a ceremonial welcome, a glimpse of the traditions, performances, songs and history of the Maori people, a taste of traditional food cooked underground on hot rocks etc

Online version of Te Aka Maori-English, English-Maori Dictionary & Index, to aid language learning; has encyclopaedic entries of names of native plants & animals, ancestors of traditional narratives, tribal groups, ancestral canoes, idioms, maps etc

Site that provides information (and links to web sites) on all things Maori; has information on customs & traditions, performing arts, myths and legends, genealogy etc; also has links other Maori sites

Confederation of 22 hapu that can trace their whakapapa to Awanuiarangi II; hapu are based in Whakatane, Te Teko, Matata, Auckland & Wellington; organisation's headquarters is in Whakatane

Auckland company that does commercial Maori performances (Haka, Poi, traditional chants etc), offers courses in them etc

Reo Maori resources site of Wordstream Corporation, based in Christchurch; deals in Maori language software; products include Maori spell checker, auto macroniser, Maori-English-Maori dictionary; also builds intelligent kaupapa Maori web sites