Post by Kiwi Frontline on Aug 7, 2021 5:42:22 GMT 12
HAMILTON POLITICANS SHY AWAY FROM MANDATORY MĀORI STREET NAMES
Hamilton is embracing te reo Māori when it comes to naming new city streets but making its use mandatory looks like a political dead end.
Since 2016, more than a third of new city streets have received a te reo Māori name. City-wide, about 10 per cent of street names are in te reo......
www.stuff.co.nz/waikato-times/waikato-top-stories/125967115/hamilton-politicans-shy-away-from-mandatory-mori-street-names
Hamilton is embracing te reo Māori when it comes to naming new city streets but making its use mandatory looks like a political dead end.
Since 2016, more than a third of new city streets have received a te reo Māori name. City-wide, about 10 per cent of street names are in te reo......
www.stuff.co.nz/waikato-times/waikato-top-stories/125967115/hamilton-politicans-shy-away-from-mandatory-mori-street-names