Post by Kiwi Frontline on Mar 25, 2022 4:11:37 GMT 12
TE MĀTĀWAI ASKED FOR ROAD SIGN INPUT
Māori language revitalisation body Te Mātāwai and NZ Transport Agency Waka Kōtahi are teaming up to make joint decisions on the next set of bilingual traffic signs.
Te Mātāwai co-chair Reikura Kahi, who will sit on the partnership rōpū with fellow board member Mātai Smith, says their focus will be to ensure iwi Māori views are heard and acted on so that iwi and Māori identity is enhanced at the local level.
The bilingual signs will be implemented as new projects are progressed or as older or damaged signs need to be replaced........
waateanews.com/2022/03/24/te-matawai-asked-for-road-sign-input/
Māori language revitalisation body Te Mātāwai and NZ Transport Agency Waka Kōtahi are teaming up to make joint decisions on the next set of bilingual traffic signs.
Te Mātāwai co-chair Reikura Kahi, who will sit on the partnership rōpū with fellow board member Mātai Smith, says their focus will be to ensure iwi Māori views are heard and acted on so that iwi and Māori identity is enhanced at the local level.
The bilingual signs will be implemented as new projects are progressed or as older or damaged signs need to be replaced........
waateanews.com/2022/03/24/te-matawai-asked-for-road-sign-input/