Asia and Asian Peoples from a Te Ao Māori Perspective
Māori have an edge when it comes to engagement with Asia and there’s potential for ties to be further strengthened, finds a new survey from the Asia New Zealand Foundation Te Whītau Tūhono.
A select group of dancers, artists, poets and filmmakers are now readying themselves for a life-changing experience in Asia after receiving a Foundation grant.
Leadership/Grant
Leadership Network Agribusiness Hui
The Foundation is offering up to 10 places for Leadership Network members to attend the Agribusiness Hui in Raglan on Saturday 15 June 2019.
News/News
Asia in my life – Photo Competition
The Asia New Zealand Foundation Te Whītau Tūhono celebrates its 25th anniversary with a photo competition. We want you involved!
Leadership/News
What's in a name?
Graci Kim is a New Zealand diplomat, author and prolific high achiever who is a member of the Asia New Zealand Foundation Leadership Network. Graci chats to the Foundation about questioning her own se
Sports/News
Sushi, sake and surfing in Japan
Sushi and sake, sure, but surfing, it’s not something people readily associate with Japan.
Arts/Residency
Taitung Artist Residency
This programme aims to promote artistic exchange between Taitung on Taiwan’s picturesque east coast with artists from around the world and is managed by the Taitung County Government.
Business/News
Intern gets behind the scenes insights into S.Korean pop culture
Kate Small says she threw herself into the internship experience and didn’t “use the foreigner card” to excuse herself from fully participating in work life.
News/News
Māori fashion meets China
Fashion designer Kiri Nathan recently travelled to China with a group of other Māori fashion designers. Read about their trip in China, and also the establishment of Kāhui Māori Fashion Collective.
Business/News
Graduate experiences Mumbaikar life in India
Nick Davies writes about his experiences as an intern in India's most populous city, Mumbai.
Education/News
Japan trip builds students' confidence, resilience and knowledge
Students from Opihi College in Temuka, near Timaru, spent three weeks in Nihon (Japan), living with host families, involving themselves in community activities, visiting sites and learning about Japan
