Speciality Coffee Roasters and Coffee Shop

Welcome to Waikirikau Fermented Tī - A taste of Aotearoa in a bottle. Award winning, Wild harvested native plant small batch artisan brews.

Intrepid wild food harvesting & dining

Sharon is passionate about promoting these true flavours of Australia and awakening people both local and international to their flavours and healthy properties. “I like to incorporate Indigenous ingredients into everyday cooking and showcase to the world the incredible qualities of native plants through delicious treats,” says Sharon. In her Wajarri language, Jala Jala means VERY GOOD. “I’ve created delicious treats to go with the name,” she says.

Taka means “taste" from the Gunditjmara language. Based in Narrm ( Melbourne), creators Niyoka Bundle - A Gunditjmara / Yuin woman from the south west coast of Victoria and the east coast of NSW & Vincent Manning a Manx man from the Isle of Man have created a Gin with key ingredients that have been foraged from around Narrm- Melbourne, and sourced from Indigenous wild harvesters, including via Natif Super Foods and Warndu. Taka Gin Co. Indigenous-owned and the first of its kind, our gin is a phytochemical feel-good fusion of native ingredients, local suppliers and flavourful compounds.

I am a wahine Māori ringatoi living and creating toi alongside Whanganui Te Awa Tupua

Est 1992 - We love matching you and your hair with the hair products that were made for you. If you are on the look out for Hair products, contemporary hairdressing ,haircuts ,curls and hair straightening we also offer a full service hair salon.

Boutique fish 'n' chips, Bluff oysters, Fresh Seafood

CURIONOIR CREATE FRAGRANCES, TAONGA AND RARE OBJET D’ART THAT EVOKE MEMORIES IN A WORLD OF SENSORY INTANGIBLES.

Wide range of ethically bush foods

Boutique Accomodation We are an eco bed and breakfast in Te Tai Tokerau. We aim to provide a relaxing and enjoyable stay for guests looking to get away from their inboxes. Enjoy a surf/horse/trek/walk or visit a local artisan, or just simply kick back at The Huts and enjoy our whenua to do absolutely nothing. We supply you with a local and/or organic breakfast pantry for you to enjoy at your leisure and organic cotton sheets and sunflower dorsal foam beds to rest your bodies.

Ngā Aho Whakaari (NAW) is a legacy, non profit organisation dedicated to Māori In Screen. As natural navigators, the pathway to success for Te Ao Māori in the screen industry is driven by our desire for succession, sustainability and self-determination. NAW has a three year strategy that focuses on tāngata, tikanga and rangatiratanga under the overarching goal of Mana Motuhake. Our kaupapa is driven by indigenous industry influencers, passionate about the future of Māori storytelling through the mediums of film and media arts.

Misma Anaru is a ceramicist on Waiheke Island, Tāmaki Makaurau. Working with uku sourced in Aotearoa, she predominantly uses the slab-building technique to create highly functional, minimalist pieces for everyday use.

We are transforming inter generational trauma into deeply felt joy one glorious neon crochet loop at a time. We create crochet sculptures which reflect our beautiful culture and break barriers for people to access Toī Māori.

I create modern heirloom pieces, that are made for you to hand from one generation, down to the next. I have been producing, evolving and refining my jewellery style since 2008. Contemporary Māori made Fine Jewellery, designed & made to spark joy, connection, commemoration and love. Tēnā koe

Est 2009 Italian inspired Dining Room & Bar serving homestyle kai. Community Favs include Polenta chips, Arancini, Spaghetti & Meatballs, Seasonal Ravioli, Happy hour pasta, Tiramisu, Espressotinis & Tuesday Pizza night.

PHOTOGRAPHER - ORIGINAL STORYTELLING THROUGH A QUEER MĀORI LENS - TĀMAKI MAKAURAU - AUCKLAND BASED

Skin clinic, providing holistic facial retreats, corrective therapies, miri miri, eye treatments, retail home-care and organic NZ made bio available internals. Utilising skin loving products that pay homage to the largest organ in the body.

“Art and jewellery making is a medium by which I can communicate my heritage to both local and global audiences. I seek to nurture and encourage others through my work, by way of my actions and choices as an artist" - Keri-Mei

Clean kai takeaway & deli cafe

Welcome to ARCS - Aquatic Renovation and Construction Services, where professionalism meets innovation in pool renovation and construction. Established in 2023, our company builds on a foundation of extensive experience in the construction and aquatic renovation industries. After years of observing the needs and aspirations of clients, we recognized a significant gap in the market and founded ARCS to deliver the exceptional quality and tailored solutions that discerning customers seek but have yet to find.

Ka kā wā allows you the time and space to reignite your inner fire. Ka Kā Wā's mission is to craft premium Cacao delights that embody the spirit of Papatūānuku and Takaroa, nurturing the mauri within each of us. Through ethically sourced, meticulously crafted cacao and dark chocolate treats, we commit to being the stewards of the rich heritage of Aotearoa, bringing the community together in celebration, healing, and reverence for Papatūānuku. Our dedication extends beyond confectionery, fostering a global community where tradition is honoured, and every one of our creations shares a story. What's delighting your senses today?

We print personalised te reo kaakahu.

Our mission: Keep Kaimoana in Aotearoa. Tora Collective is co-owned and run by young Tora fishers Troy & Claire. Place an order for pāua, crayfish or kina with TC, they'll catch it for you, and ship it live, straight to your door in home-compostable packaging. You can't get fresher than that, all kaimoana comes straight from the ocean, there are no holding tanks in sight! Tora Collective is just as much about celebrating kaimoana in Aotearoa as it is about protecting the resources, moana (ocean) and Papatūānuku (our earth).

Kia ora, ko Damaris Toku ingoa, I am the founder and head hustler of The Realness World, a search engine for change, dedicated to the liberation of all people and lands. As a dedicated change maker, my work focuses on fostering collaboration and innovation for a more just and sustainable world, guided by Taiao (the natural world) and indigenous wisdom. I collaborate with forward-thinking individuals and organizations to drive systemic change. If you're interested in brainstorming, strategizing, or collaborating, feel free to get in touch. xx D hello@therealness.world

Ko Natalie tōku ingoa (Ngā Wairiki Ngāti Apa). Ko au te taiao ko te taiao ko au. ​​ Made with just 7 naturally-derived ingredients, Seasick Sunscreen is safe for children, use on your face and body as well as for people with sensitive skin. Our sunscreen is SPF certified and packaged in plastic free tins. Seasick Sunscreen Co exists because I believe that each and everyone of us can make changes in our daily lives, some big, others small, that all add up and will create a world where both the environment and people can thrive.⁠ So what are you waiting for? Join our eco mission and be the change you want to see in the world!

Freelance Film Producer, Director, Production Manager & Project Manager specialising in documentary, storytelling, systems & people

Kiri Nathan and Kāhui Collective are Māori owned and operated fashion businesses and movements.

Owned by sisters Ariana and Maia (aka. A:M), A:M Clothes is a clothing line to help promote, celebrate and elevate Te Reo Māori, and empower people to use our beautiful language on the daily!

Empowering through Korowaitanga since 2019. Korowai + Co, originally known as Kids Korowai, is a family owned and operated business founded on Waitangi Day early 6 February 2019. We are proud to have 3 generations of the Niha family involved with all aspects of the daily operations of the business. Based in Auckland, New Zealand, Korowai + Co is an online gift store that specialises in Contemporary Māori feathered cloaks most commonly referred to as Korowai.

Weaving together personal experience on marae, at home, & professionally as a creative Kaputī studio is an exploration of the art and culture of Kaputī in Aotearoa, NZ. Drawing from our own story growing up between two worlds where tea has been central to coming together and making things happen. We make a range of high quality teas and infusions with organic and wild harvested plants - sourcing tea and herbs from our backyard and all over the world. These serve as the physical example of how kaputī culture creates spaces that foster innovation, conversation, and togetherness - with a distinctly Māori aesthetic and vibe. Our community is important to us. All of our teas are created with a story in mind and we host and participate in events where we can share these with our community to develop these ideas in practice. It’s important to us to contribute to kaupapa that is driving positive change through business and storytelling. Our products are small batch handmade. Each batch has been blended carefully by Whitney and her team in Tāmaki Makaurau, NZ.

Vanessa's photography offers a gentle, artful approach to capturing life’s moments, creating images that people can treasure, from intimate portraits to vibrant celebrations. A versatile photographer from Ngāti Maniapoto, they are well-versed in moving between diverse environments, both locally and internationally, always immersing themselves in the here and now to tell each unique story with care.

We are a whānau run pakihi that provide gift boxes and beautiful pieces for pēpi/baby. Dm us for orders

COCO BAY Skincare & Wellness is a haven dedicated to empowering wahine on their wellness journey. Our offerings are designed to alleviate stress, promote self discovery and restore balance. I have a beautiful home based clinic offering 1:1 immersive Crystal healing sessions combining aromatherapy, sound healing, soothing music, palo santo along with our own in house range of botanical and crystal infused activated oils.  We also offer holistic beauty therapy experiences, mini workshops and a women's circle. I can be contacted via DM on instagram for bookings and inquiries

The purpose of Papawhakaritorito Charitable Trust is to uplift Māori food sovereignty, Hua Parakore and tino rangatiratanga through education, research, and practices that decolonise our current food system. From the end of 2022 we are also offering online courses on growing clean kai for your whānau, introduction to Hua Parakore and Māori Soil Sovereignty.

We are privileged to serve you and share your pregnancy journey. Hapūtanga is a whānau affair and as such, we encourage you to take ownership of your whakapapa, wellbeing and future aspirations for your whānau. Together, we serve wāhine in the far north covering surrounding areas.

Tuhi Stationery helps you connect to, celebrate and use your language and culture in everyday stationery, planners and education resources. Our range of Māori and Samoan bi-lingual products are inspired by our language, culture, environment and values. We believe you should never leave your language or culture 'at the door', but embrace and use it everyday, in all the workplaces and spaces you are in.

Sustainable, natural māori themed art, using the what our taiao provides

Ethically and sustainably sourced camping (and equipment) on Country - Experiences for Mob and conscious campers.

I offer psychotherapy and counselling services underpinned and informed by indigenous wisdom and matauranga Māori. As a wahine Māori trained in psychotherapy I aim to understand people in a holistic way, recognising the past, the present, the known and the unknown. Making sense of all of these factors often leads to a way forward through pain, trauma and struggle. I would love to kōrero with you more if this is something you have been wondering about.

The Māoriland Hub is a centre of excellence for Māori Film and Creative Arts. It is a home for the Indigenous, a home for the arts, a home for ideas and conversations – he whare taketake, he whare tapere, he whare kōrero. Open year-round in Ōtaki Village, the Māoriland Hub showcases Indigenous creativity and innovation through film, visual, music and performing arts, technology, kōrero and more. At the Māoriland Hub you will find the Toi Matarau Art Gallery, M.A.T.C.H – the Māoriland Tech Creative Hub, Māoriland Productions and the Māoriland Filmmaker Residency.

Coffee, toast and tunes.

Modern Bistro

Maori artist from Te Tai Tokerau

E Rea are a Māori owned project and engagement agency. Our mission is to empower our partners through culturally-informed project management and engagement practice. Our agency is dedicated to culturally-informed engagement, with a deep commitment to honoring Māori traditions and perspectives. We offer comprehensive services that include wānanga, event planning, strategic communications, and program development, all designed and delivered with a profound respect for our cultural heritage. Our project management approach, from start to finish, is guided by te ao Māori methodologies, ensuring that every aspect of our work is aligned with our whakapapa and promotes active community participation, sustainability, and cultural integrity.

Helping organisations with Māori cultural competency and cultural intelligence. At Maurea our aspiration is to ignite a passion within all New Zealanders to learn, understand and fall in love with Māori culture. As such we offer a range of Training, Consulting, and Translation services to support organisations to engage in the Māori world.

Hellhole is an espresso bar on the back street of Kororāreka, a village once referred to as “the Hellhole of the Pacific” by Charles Darwin. Our kaupapa Is guided by kind hospitality, locally produced roasted coffee, bagels, fish and baked goods.

Native tree nursery here on the Karikari Peninsula, based on my whanau whenua. Run by myself and my husband Mike including our son when he is not at other mahi.

Māori Business Consultants, Cultural capability support, Te reo Māori translation services, Māori Art, Tā Moko

Kia ora, I’m Dale, a waka hourua captain with a deep passion for voyaging, navigation, and te ao Māori. Since 2017, I’ve been privileged to sail across the Pacific, including voyages to Rarotonga, from Tahiti to Aotearoa, and countless coastal journeys around Te Ika-a-Māui. My experience includes time with Coastguard New Zealand and extensive involvement in waka and sailing kaupapa, combining practical skills with a love for the ocean and Māori traditions. Whether it’s voyaging, water safety, or training, I bring a wealth of expertise and dedication to every journey.

Māori Artist, Illustrator, Graphic Designer

Whakairo, Taonga Puoro, Adornment, Raranga, bespoke beautiful taonga.

Making Everything Achievable is a whānau (family) led enterprise committed to solving wicked problems through the application of indigenous design principles to our work. We support Governments, For Purpose and Indigenous led companies as intermediaries, project managers, communications specialists and storytellers. If you need a team to help build, grow or develop your organisation, get in touch with us.

Design agency. Kōrero mai: tyrone@extendedwhanau.com

I am a proud Māori potter from Te Tai Tokerau, whose deep connection to my whenua is expressed through my creations. Each creation is crafted with care, intended to be a part of the everyday lives of those who use them, blending functionality with artistry and my experience. If you love one of my creations DM me xx

Momo in Maaori means type of, kind or genre! Our story means be individual, wear it ur way & own it! Momo is a funky tie-dye and bespoke company owner and operated by Johana Te Momo a Maaori designer, who has had the label Momo Girl since 1999. Johana re-launch Momo end of 2021 after lockdowns and covid, so she could work from home with her 3 tamariki/children and pursue her dreams as a fashion designer, many years after creating Momo Girl to inspire her tamariki to follow their dreams and that anything is possible!

Ao Cacao is the expression of Tom Hilton, Indigenous Chocolatier. A true master of chocolate, Ao Cacao is the boundary-pushing, limitless imagination of what it truly means to be a chocolatier. Our vision is to speak to our inner child through taste memory and pure imagination. That is the art of a chocolatier. Bespoke chocolate products, Bean to bar luxury chocolates and chocolate products, Chocolate consultancy. Indigenous-owned, operated, supplied, sourced, and made.

I am a by Māori for Māori midwifery service that embraces Te Ao Māori.

Ātanga is a space of beauty services by Sasha Aloe, based in Raumati Beach. Te Reo me ona tikanga is encouraged and welcome within this space. By appointment only each Wednesday.

Tēnā koe, My name is Jahmaica. I have been a beauty/massage therapist since 2014. Massage is my passion and something I feel sooo blessed to be doing for mahi. Each session can be so different as massage is much more than the physical. I use Swedish, Lomi Lomi & Deep Tissue massage techniques and also do face sculpting which has been such a beautiful treatment to add to my offerings. I also offer lash lifts and brow laminations. I have a home studio as well as travel around Tāmaki (sometimes other cities) for group bookings.

I am an artisan jewellery maker based in Otautahi, Christchurch, New Zealand. My work features sustainable materials and processes and celebrates the beauty of my indigneous heritage. All pieces are made to order and intended to represent the uniqueness of the person with whom they are paired. No two pieces of jewellery are ever the same.

Thea Ceramics is a pottery studio on Waiheke Island, Pottery is designed and made by owner operator Esther McDonald. All Thea pieces are thrown on the pottery wheel and made for every day use.

Zenthai Shiatsu is a fusion of 3 healing modalities. It is inspired by the energetics of zen shiatsu, the fluidity of Thai Massage and the precision of musculo-skeletal intergration techniques. We are able to cherry pick from each modality to tailor each session to your body-minds specific needs.

Kia Ora My Muslim name is Layla Qadr but legal name is Lynlee. I am the owner and director of OGBLACKSEEDNZ. My kaupapa transparency and knowing exactly what you are getting. All my range is handcrafted and made by myself

I offer one-to-one counselling, and couples counselling in-person from Three Kings & Kingsland, Auckland or via Zoom. I work from a strength-based, solution-focused foundation working within a broad range of areas some of these include; stress, depression, anxiety, life transitions, loss, grief, self-esteem, building confidence, cultural understanding and competency, spirituality, intimacy, self-love, BIPOC & LBGTQI+ friendly, and so much more.

My Name is Grant (AKA Grantis). I take pictures and I Dj. You can check out my photography through the Facebook link and my Dj duties through My Instagram - Feel free to DM me or email grantapiata@yahoo.co.nz for inquiries.

Koakoa Design is an indigenous jewellery and accessories studio. We create meaningful adornment inspired by the stories of Aotearoa for people who want to celebrate who they are on their terms.

Tāwāhi is a space to be Māori, speak Māori and think Māori. Running online Reo Māori classes to help everyone be on the waka to learn our beautiful language. You can contact me through Instagram DM

We're all about fashioning your reo - normalising the Māori language with thoughtfully designed everyday fashion pieces. Tracy & Raven Maniapoto

Kia ora! HAPA is a 'Local Design' store. We stock a wide range of gifts, jewellery, artwork, craft and homewares, curated to delight our customers. We focus on local design, and Māori design. HAPA showcases more than 200 creatives, including a range of exclusive HAPA designs. We will help you find the perfect gift for any occasion - or a little something just for you!

Jewellery, Accessories and Home Décor that re-imagines traditional Māori designs in bold, imaginative and contemporary ways. We LOVE creating unique products which allow others to express their own creativity, personality, values, culture and whakapapa (identity) with our bright, retro, futurist designs that each have their own story to tell.

Lady is an acronym for Love And Develop Yourself, Ngāpuhi is one of my iwi & a creative is who I am.

As a whānau pakihi, we believe in the power of collaboration and strive to bring the best of our diverse skills to support your business. Talia offers 16 years experience in graphic design specialising in visual identity creation. Ian is passionate about supporting the start-up community and leadership coaching.

MāREIkura Rising empowers the Divine Feminine, embodying the ancient practices and philosophies of Te Aō Māori. Using knowledges of Whakapapa, our connection to Ātua Wāhine and celebrating our Pūrakau to reclaim our space as Mana Wāhine.   This kaupapa in its essence empowers and educates Wāhine through talking truth, providing a space that is safe and sharing experiences that facilitate open and honest healing.    We celebrate the Divine Feminine that is within us all - the healer, the nurturer, the creator and manifester. And encourage ongoing rituals and practices to keep this connection strong and fluid. My mahi includes one on one private Mirimiri / Romiromi, Haputanga sessions and Taiawa ( Pelvic) Steaming. We have our community clinic based at Corban Estate Art Centre and facilitate wānanga to teach all these different healing practices.   Based in Tāmaki Makaurau we will continue to grow our movement of nurturing the seeds of our Tūpuna and their understanding and reverence to the Divine Feminine - to MāREIkura Rising. 

We make learning Digital Marketing and Social Media easy and simple. We provide live events and online training.

Founded by Jade Heap and Terence Muru, Natural Natives was born in answer to a call for a more holistic pathway to wellbeing using only the earth's most natural ingredients. Starting out as a chef with interest in nutrition, Jade, now a Neuro-Semantics Mind Coach and Physical Trainer, co-owns a gym in Auckland CBD and does extensive theoretical and practical research into natural holistic medicines. Trained from the age of three in the practice of Mirimiri (traditional Maori healing) Terence has toured the world for 10 years through his practice and under the tutelage of Atarangi Muru his mum who passed down the teachings in their family. Both share a passion for the empowerment of people, the expansion of consciousness and healing from the inside out. Inspired by the physical complications many of their clients experience they have embarked on a journey as Natural Natives - The modern-day alchemists of our natural earth. Working together with a raw holistic health pharmacist we seek to research, develop and provide holistic health and wellbeing products that serve the entire body and mind. "Healer, heal thyself".

Nau mai haere mai, Welcome to TIMMY SMITH, Oneroa Waiheke Island. A place to pause, to connect to memories and moments using jewellery, sand and the comfort of tea.

Boutique Hair and Makeup Salon

SUSTAINABLE STYLIST and a dedicated hauora advocate - My core service and passion is styling and organising events & workshops that promote personal growth, community and sustainability. Get in touch today if you have an idea for an event or need some aroha with your wardrobe - Email me tuihana@tkaupapa.com

Kāhui Collective is a fashion movement, a collective of Māori, Pasifika and indigenous designers who actively support each other’s business and personal growth. Founded in 2017 by Kiri Nathan, Kāhui Collective has grown into a first of its kind fashion community and movement. Kāhui continues to develop an eco-system which supports, mentors, educates and connects indigenous fashion entrepreneurs to the world. Kāhui Collective initiatives include trade delegations to China, the Kāhui Māori fashion coalition with New Zealand Trade and Enterprise, the Kāhui Collective Mentorship Programme, Te Āhuru Mōwai – Kāhui hub, Kāhui Toitū sustainability commitment and the Kāhui Collective e-commerce platform. The focus now is to open the first permanent Kāhui Collective retail store and an innovation hub.

Design and advertising agency

TAHU (na) - to ignite/ set alight - in our case it was the fire in our bellies, after a fairly rough start to our journey. A surf, a korero later and the hard mahi began, from out of a shed came TAHU - a taste of Aotearoa. Aotearoa’s first Māori owned gin company, from three boys who dared to be different.

We are a small software and web development firm operating out of Grey Lynn ki Tāmaki. We have historically worked with clients of all sizes ranging from small family businesses to Fortune 500 companies. If you are looking for some help in the digital space or even just want to have a chat about your strategy then feel free to reach out. We are open to all ideas.

I am a designer and maker of wearable objects, mostly jewellery.

Owned by Robbie & Lenny, Blue Rose is a boutique catering company nestled in suburban Sandringham, Auckland. With Cook Island & Maori backgrounds, they take pride in home-made food infused with Pacific and Maori flavours. Blue Rose caters for birthdays, weddings, award ceremonies, fashion shows & corporate functions. A cafe is also located onsite and open 7 days. Pop in to enjoy a home made breakfast, lunch or even just a coffee.

We are a small creative company who specialise in photography and websites for small business. We're creative, genuine and flexible in the way we work, and love to help other small businesses like ours create an online presence that tells their story.

MITA Creative has both a services and products functions, rooted in the values of whakapapa, te reo Māori, auahatanga, and kaitiakitanga. MITA's graphic design, illustration, and social media services bring te ao Māori to the forefront of projects and ideas. Whilst their products showcase what passion, purpose and culture look like from the perspective of two self-taught young Māori parents.