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Join the adventures amongst the stars this Matariki!

Posted on 10/07/202610/07/2026 by LJMCIVER

Mānawatia a Matariki! With the Matariki constellation making its way in the sky this July, there is plenty of fun to be had down on the ground.

Auckland

As part of the Matariki celebrations, Auckland Live is hosting a range of free family-friendly festivities.

Tūmara

8th – 21st July 2026

For the wanderers amongst Auckland, make your way to Queen Street! Tūmara will be hosted from the 8th to the 21st of July, every day starting at 8 a.m. A spectacular series of free-standing light installations leads viewers from the original shoreline to the town hall. This light show is a free, open invitation event; no need to book- just come as you are and enjoy!

See further details of Tūmara here.

Taurima

Artists smile at the camera as they stand in front of their pieces.

8th – 21st July 2026

Another event for the wanderers of Auckland, make your way to Elliot Street to see a beautiful pātaka (storehouse) installation to honour the history of the area. Taurima in particular celebrates places and resources of kai (food) and sustenance for the land. This event is another open invitation event for the family to enjoy.

See further details of Taurima here.

Matariki City Centre Installations

15th – 21st July 2026.

Whether you are looking for somewhere to pause and reflect this Matariki, or admire an enriching collection of artwork, the Matariki City Centre Installations have been scattered across Auckland. Discover artworks across Auckland city from the Strand Arcade to Central City Library, Vulcan Lane and the Waitemata Plaza. There are many free installations to enjoy.

Rā – Vulcan Lane comes alive with light and sound celebrating te rā, the sun. A joyful, energising experience right in the heart of the city.
Reo Haukura – A glowing light work on Lorne Street celebrating te reo Māori, responding to the sculpture outside the Central Library.
Mana Wahine – Keep an eye out for Wiremu Barriball’s stunning moko kauae flag designs along The Strand, celebrating the mana of wāhine.

For further details of the Matariki City Centre Installations, click here.

Are Atoms Alive?

July 10th – August 2nd

A dazzling visual projection journey awaits visitors at Aotea Square this Matariki. This 7-minute film project takes audiences on an adventure to journey through the sparkling expanse of galaxies to the depths of the cells within our own bodies. This special Matariki event encourages audiences to explore all that is around us and within.

See further details of Are Atoms Alive? here.

ARawhetū

Man in traditional Maori dress blowing into a shell.

8th – 19th July 2026

If you enjoy a nice walk with the family, ARawhetū is an event that can’t be missed this Matariki! Stretching from Aotea Square through to Myers Park, ARawhetū is an immersive augmented reality tour that guides families on a spectacular trail of Auckland, all from the convenience of your own phone. Set your own pace, and enjoy this digital and natural wonderland, designed by Kereama Taepa and a team of 10 artists to be a visual explosion of amazement.

See further details of ARawhetu here.

Matariki Taimoana

Auckland Harbour Bridge lit up in the dusk.

Saturday 11th July

Silo Park is hosting a spectacle of celebrations that the whole family can enjoy. On Saturday the 11th of July, from 12 pm – 5 pm, enjoy a full performance schedule of DJs and live music for some fun beats, along with storytellers, art shows, and activities appropriate for all ages.

See further details of Matariki Taimoana here.

He Ara Hīkoi

Wednesday 8th July – 6 pm.
Saturday 11th July – 5 pm.
Friday 17th July – 6 pm.
Sunday 19th July – 5 pm.

For a free guided walking tour, join the He Ara Hīkoi tour that takes audiences from Tōangaroa up Queen Street to Aotea Square, visiting every installation with stories in both te reo Māori and English. Enjoy a brisk walk through Auckland and admire dazzling lights and art along the way. This is a free event, with tickets required to join this amazing tour.

Book your free tickets for He Ara Hīkoi here.

Auckland

New Zealand Maritime Museum is celebrating Matariki with a lineup of free family activities.

Matariki Make Days | Memory Stones

Every Sunday in July – 10 am – 2 pm.

For a free family fun drop-in event, head to the Maritime Museum to create a memory stone in honour of someone special this Matariki. As a celebration of those who have passed on, join this creative space this July. When you have painted your stone, take it home with you or add it to a growing taonga chest filled with memories at the Maritime Museum.

See further details of Matariki Make Days here.

Kaui Whetū – Make Days

Whatu Creative, cardboard star with a woven yarn design.

10th – 12th July – 10 am – 2 pm.

For another free family fun drop-in event at the Maritime Museum, join the team at the water’s edge to make Kaui whētu. Make your own constellation star and explore the traditional Māori craft of weaving. With no bookings required, this workshop is a great activity for the family.

See further details of Kaui Whetū – Make Days here.

The Stars of Matariki | Ngā Whetū o Matariki

4th – 19th July – 10 am – 5 pm.

To watch the story of Matariki unfold through the art medium of sand, make your way to the Maritime Museum for this free event. This short film, produced by award-winning artist Marcus Winter, uses Sand to tell the story of Matariki’s stars. Whether you are new or familiar with the story of Matariki, this event tells the story of Matariki in a new, original way, enjoyable for audiences.

See further details of The Stars of Matariki | Ngā Whetū o Matariki here.

Manahua – A Weavers Collective

A ground of people sitting around a table together with craft materials.

Saturday 18th July – 10:30 am – 3 pm.

If you are an admirer of arts and crafts, join a Weavers’ Collective at the Maritime Museum. Enjoy watching weaves take shape and spending time with the Manahua Weavers’ Collective. Whether you want to watch, ask questions, or even pull up a chair yourself, this free event is fun for all crafters.

See further details of Manahua – A Weavers Collective here.

Wellington

For family-friendly Matariki celebrations, head to Te Papa museum to join all the fun!

Manawatia a Matariki

23rd April – 13th July 2026.

Free with Museum Entry, enjoy a Matariki exhibition at Te Papa Museum this Matariki. Whether you enjoy sitting and watching, crafting at activity tables, listening to music or audible guides, there is something for everyone at the Museum this Matariki.

See further details of Manawatia a Matariki here.

Matariki Specials at Te Papa Cafe

1st – 15th July 2026.

Enjoy seasonal flavours this Matariki at the Te Papa Cafe. This Matariki menu is filled with specials inspired by the flavours of Aotearoa, with differing daily specials inspired by the land, ocean and sky. The Te Papa Cafe is a prime spot for family dining this Matariki celebration.

See further details of Matariki Specials at Te Papa Cafe here.

Matariki Whānau Day

A group sit together practising some New Zealand sign language.

Friday 10th July 2026 – 10 am – 2 pm.

Te Papa is putting on a whole day of Matariki fun for the family this Friday at the Museum. Free with museum entry, Matariki Day will have a plethora of activities and workshops to engage in. From amazing stories, a documentary film screening, star compass navigation, and arts and craft activities, Te Papa is the place to be this Matariki in Wellington.

For audiences wanting an experience based in NZSL, free bookable sessions are available for the same date.

See further details of Matariki Whānau Day here.

Using te reo Māori, this Matariki!

Posted on 06/07/202611/07/2026 by LJMCIVER

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Mānawatia a Matariki! Happy Matariki!

In 2022, Matariki became an official public holiday across Aotearoa, allowing Kiwis to celebrate the Māori New Year together.

Traditionally, Māori followed the Maramataka (the Māori lunar calendar) to mark the passing of the year. By observing the movements of the moon, stars, and the natural environment, Māori made informed decisions about planting crops, gathering seafood, and harvesting.

The Māori New Year begins with the rising of the Matariki star cluster. When Matariki appears in the pre-dawn sky, it’s time to reflect on the past year, celebrate the present, and look ahead to the future.

Matariki is rich in stories, traditions, and te reo Māori. Not sure where to start with your whānau? This handy listicle will help you learn a few useful words and phrases, giving you the confidence to embrace te reo Māori and celebrate Matariki this year.

The stars of Matariki

Matariki: The Mother Star

Whilst Matariki is the official name for the cluster of stars that appear in the sky, Matariki is also the name of the mother star of the group. The Matariki star signifies connection, health, and well-being, particularly to both people and the environment. When Matariki appears in the sky, she signifies prosperity and new beginnings. Here are some key words you can use this Matariki.

Matariki

Mānawatia a Matariki	Happy Matariki!
Maramataka	Lunar Calendar
Matariki	Mother Star

The silhouette of a young child reaches into the night sky, looking upon a cluster of wishing stars.

Hiwa-i-te-Rangi: The Wishing Star

For any new year resolutions, hopes or wishes, cast your dreams to Hiwa-i-te-Rangi. Traditionally, Māori across generations have looked to Hiwa to share their aspirations and wish for prosperity in the coming year. Looking to make some new goals this Matariki? Check out our handy language guide below to help you get started.

Hiwa-i-te-Rangi

Maingo	Wish, hope, aspiration
Matawara	To desire/wish/want
Moemoeā	To have a dream/vision

Ururangi: The Wind Star

The wind has one of the most important jobs, helping to regulate the climate, drive weather and water systems, and support our ecosystem. It is said that if Ururangi is visible during Matariki, people can look forward to calm winds. If the star is difficult to see, people could anticipate more bracing winds. See some words below to use when looking for Ururangi this Matariki.

Ururangi

Hau	Wind/breeze/breath
Kōkō	To soar/fly
Huarere	Weather

Waipunarangi: The Star of Rain and Snow

As a natural resource of nourishment, the visibility of Waipunarangi is considered a favourable sight for the year ahead. If Waipunarangi is brightly lit, it is said that the year will bring light rainfall. If the star is difficult to see, this is interpreted as a sign of heavy rainfall and possible flooding. Whether you enjoy rainy days or are hoping for clear skies, look to Waipunarangi this Matariki. Waipunarangi takes its name from Rangi, the sky father.

Waipunarangi

Tōuarangi	Rain
Hukarere	Snow
Rangi	Sky

Waitā: The Salt Water Star

If you’re a fan of kaimoana, be sure to take note of star positioning in the sky this Matariki. Associated with oceans and saltwater entities, it is said that if the Matariki cluster is positioned above water horizons, it will have a profound effect on coastal well-being and the success of harvesting kaimoana throughout the year. Incorporate some te reo into your vocabulary this Matariki to discuss the Waitā star.

Waitā

Te Moana-nui-ā-Kiwa	The Pacific Ocean/Great Ocean of Kiwa
Kaimoana	Seafood
Moana	Sea/ocean

Waitī: The Freshwater Star

As freshwater resources such as lakes, rivers, or streams contain an abundance of goodness for us, the presence of Waitī during Matariki promises a bountiful year ahead. If Waitī shines bright in the sky, this signifies good health in our waterways. If Waitī is obscure, this is a signal that food from these freshwater sources will be limited. See some words below to help you converse about Waitī this Matariki.

Waitī

Ngutuawa	River mouth/estuary
Roto	Lake
Waimāori	Freshwater

Tupuārangi: The Star of Sky Growth

Tupuārangi derives its name from the words tupu, meaning to grow, and rangi, the sky father. Tupuārangi is connected to kai (food) that comes from the sky, including birds, fruits, and berries that grow high amongst the trees. If Tupuārangi shines bright, kai from the sky is said to be plentiful. If the star is difficult to see, this is interpreted as scarcity amongst kai from above the ground. Use some te reo this Matariki when discussing Tupuārangi.

Tupuārangi

Manu	Bird/winged creature
Rākau	Tree
Rākau whai hua	Tree that produces fruit

Tupuānuku: The Star of Foods below the ground

Tupuānuku’s presence amongst the stars represents prosperity for crops and richness in the soil. In particular, Tupuānuku has a deep connection with food grown within the ground, including traditional native root vegetables like Kumara. Whether it’s for food or making medicines, a brightly lit Tupuānuku is a favourable sight amongst stargazers during Matariki.

Tupuānuku

Tupu	Growth
Nuku	The Earth Mother
Whakatupu	To rear/grow/farm

Pōhutukawa: The Remembrance Star

As the remembrance star, Pōhutukawa shines so that people may connect to their loved ones who have passed on. Matariki offers a time and place for those to remember their loved ones; Māori in particular celebrate life during Matariki by releasing the spirits of their beloved to join the stars in the night sky.

Pōhutukawa

Maumahara	To remember/reminisce
Whakamahara	To remind/recall
Tangi ki ngā mate	Remember those who have passed

Learn te reo with Katie and Rascal

Learning a few Matariki kupu is just the beginning. If your whānau is keen to build confidence with te reo Māori, Katie’s Kurī is a fun, family-friendly series that introduces everyday words and phrases through engaging stories, lovable characters and plenty of laughs. It’s the perfect way to keep the learning going long after Matariki.

With plenty of laughs, valuable lessons, and a whole lot of heart, Katie, Rascal, and their whānau are sure to become fast friends in homes across Aotearoa. So why not join them on their te reo journey today?

How can I watch?

The fantastic news is Katie’s Kurī is available across four different platforms! With the support of New Zealand on Air, Katie’s Kuri can be found both through your trusted streaming platforms, Sky subscriptions, or free on KIDOGO YouTube:

Māori+
KIDOGO on YouTube
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With so many beautiful and enriching traditions, particularly rooted within Māori, try to use some te reo this Matariki amongst the celebrations. Mānawatia a Matariki!

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Katie’s Kurī – An introduction to te reo Māori with a paws-itive friend to guide you along the way

Posted on 04/07/202602/07/2026 by LJMCIVER

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One child, one dog, and a supportive Kiwi community along the way.

Embarking on a journey to learn a new language is an intimidating feat for the best of us, but it’s not a journey we must face alone.

With the support of Sky Originals, meet Katie and her dog Rascal, alongside a fun cast of characters, as they embark on a journey of confidence, friendship, and learning te reo Māori.

Katie’s Kurī is a brand-new animated mini-series created by Jared Kahi and Amanda Alison. Iconically Kiwi, the show resembles the people, places, and language that New Zealanders, both young and old, are all familiar with. Katie’s Kurī is a new series to be enjoyed by all tamariki and whānau, fostering a sense of community, entertainment, and learning.

A story of growth and whānau

Katie, a rather shy, awkward, but funny eleven-year-old, is sent to live with her relentlessly enthusiastic Uncle Mark while her mother is on a research trip in Antarctica. Struggling to settle in, Uncle Mark gets her a puppy, which she names Rascal, quickly becoming her beloved companion. Unfortunately, Rascal lives up to her name and refuses to listen to a word Katie says!

As luck would have it, local legend Whaea Kaz is here to help. Whaea Kaz promises to help Katie connect with her kurī (dog) Rascal by inviting her to join them at her puppy school. Unfortunately, they get off to a rocky start when Katie turns up to class to discover it’s in te reo Māori! Katie goes into a pronunciation panic; she hates speaking in front of groups, and with her puppy being the naughtiest in the class, it seems that all the odds are against poor Katie. But with the support of Uncle Mark, the knowledge and wisdom from Whaea Kaz, Katie and Rascal embark on a rollercoaster reo journey full of slip-ups and surprising successes that will ultimately bring them closer together. Katie’s story shows us that everyone has to start somewhere and proves to be an entertaining and educational watch.

A young girl sits across the table from a man, with a dog sitting underneath the table by the girl's feet.

Everyone has to start somewhere

Starting something new can be frustrating. Many of us find ourselves asking, “Where do I begin?” Particularly in the case of developing strong language skills, there are elements of listening, reading, speaking, and writing to contend with.

Katie’s Kurī enriches and accommodates audiences of all levels, utilising animation to provide both verbal and visual expressions of te reo Māori. Whether audiences prefer to read, watch, or listen, the show has a fantastic variety of styles to help audiences engage with te reo. Katie’s Kurī provides an approachable and comfortable space for audiences to be entertained and educated simultaneously.

The show is filled with positive role models, strong community connections, and supportive intergenerational relationships. Each character brings their own level of language proficiency, helping audiences see that everyone learns at their own pace. Audiences will likely find someone they relate to, and can walk alongside characters on their journey as they watch.

A waving man, an uncertain young girl, and three dogs stand amongst a room of people.

Paw-sitivity for the whole whānau

While helping develop language skills, Katie’s Kurī will help show young audiences how to build confidence, foster and develop friendships, and create a space that encompasses belonging and identity amongst Kiwis. As one of the official languages in New Zealand, Katie’s Kurī has been developed to help tamariki feel proud of who they are, to encourage and help build confidence so that young Kiwis can feel comfortable with using te reo Māori.

How can I watch?

Māori+
KIDOGO on YouTube
Sky Go
Neon

Start watching today

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Be in to win $1,000 worth of toys in the Farmers Treasure Hunt Toy Sale!

Posted on 01/07/202604/07/2026 by LJMCIVER

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Keeping comfort at the core: Choosing the right nappy for your child

Posted on 29/05/202621/06/2026 by LJMCIVER

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LJMCIVER

With a pencil case full of colourful pens and an extensive collection of notebooks, I am very pleased to be part of the editing and marketing team at Kidspot. Outside of work, I enjoy curling up with my loving dog and a good book.

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