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Creative New Zealand is a government agency that encourages, promotes and supports the arts in New Zealand for the benefit of all New Zealanders through funding, capability building, our international programme and advocacy

Toi Māori Aotearoa is an independent Māori arts organisation funded by Creative New Zealand, that cares for the interests of Māori art and artists at a local, national and international level for the benefit of Māori people.

A link to resources to help artists and arts practitioners have sustainable and financially resilient careers

Te Uhi ā Mataora is a national collective of tā moko artists under Toi Māori. Te Uhi ā Mataora preserves, enhances and develops tā moko as a living art form and upholds the traditions of the past.

He Awhi Tikanga is a team of expert knowledge keepers who encompass and nurture the activities of Toi Māori Aotearoa and ensure that the integrity of te reo Māori me ona tikanga is upheld.

Pūatatangi comprises a national network of Māori musicians willing to share expertise in Māori music. Pūatatangi supports the Māori music industry and promotes Māori music within the work of Toi Māori Aotearoa.

Te Rūnanga Whakairo is undet Toi Māori and is a collective of nationally recognised carvers and sculptors with extensive iwi, whānau and regional networks.

Te Atinga is a rōpū undet Toi Māori supporting contemporary Māori visual artists across New Zealand and the world.

Te Hā is a rōpū under Toi Māori. It is a group for Māori writers (new & experienced) to network and find support.

Te Roopu Raranga Whatu o Aotearoa is a rōpū under Toi Māori. It is the national collective of Maōri weavers who nurture, develop and preserve the tikanga of raranga, whatu and taniko in traditional and contemporary contexts.

Paemanu: Ngāi Tahu Contemporary Visual Arts was formed by a group of established Ngāi Tahu contemporary visual art professionals, dedicated to advancing Ngāi Tahu visual culture through creative and innovative artistic expression.

Iwi toi Kahungunu is a collective of established artists from the visual, performance and language disciplines, whom either whakapapa to Kahungunu or reside in the iwi.

Toi Ngāpuhi advocates for and supports creatives from Ngāpuhi, Ngāpuhi-nui-tonu and Te Taitokerau.

3 webinars on business and tax

5 short videos on registering, and information about GST

Link to Kaitakawaenga Māori service to provide information on Tax from the IRD

Discussion by Toi Iho IP Rōpū Member Aroha Mead, Toi Iho Board Member Larissa McMillan and Toi Iho Te Ara Whakarei Julie Paama-Pengally at the Mataatua Celebrations