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We invite you to explore Niho Taniwha through the visual resources below.
Practice Foundations
Presenters: Angie Tangaere, Eruini Hawke & Riki-Lee Saua
In this Practice Foundations session, The Lab shares the key dimensions and practices of Niho Taniwha and examples of how it has been applied.
He Kupenga Horopounamu
Presenters: Tammy Potini, Makere Ihakara & Roimata Taniwha-Paoo
Te Waka Kerewai (Māori Outcomes team from Auckland Council) share their experiences engaging Hautū Waka and Niho Taniwha within their flagship programme - He Kupenga Horopounamu.
This recording is from the 2026 Niho Taniwha Symposium.
Foundations of Niho Taniwha
Presenters: Angie Tangaere, Eruini Hawke & Penny Hagen
The Auckland Co-Design Lab speaks about the foundations of Niho Taniwha.
This recording is from the 2026 Niho Taniwha Symposium.
Presenters: Tanya Radford, Emily Welch & Connie Field
The Early Years Team at the National Public Health Service talks about Te Whāriki, an essential part of Niho Taniwha that holds a firm foundation for the practice.
This recording is from the 2026 Niho Taniwha Symposium.
Further watching
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Nau mai ki Te Tirohanga Whakawhānui o Niho Taniwha.
This section provides an overview of Niho Taniwha in presentation form, including its purpose, key elements and essential baseline practices.
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In this section you will find:
The journey and whakapapa of Niho Taniwha
The Mātauranga that grounds its key elements (Te Whāriki, Wāhi Ako)
Core aspects of the framework and practice
Mini Case Studies of Niho Taniwha applied
Baseline practices to guide authentic use
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In our Niho Taniwha resource library you will find written resources including:
Niho Taniwha Practice Guide
How Niho Taniwha has been applied
Niho Taniwha Case Studies
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Explore further Niho Taniwha through visual resources including Practice Foundations and webinars.
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