Ko Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori i whakatūria i raro i Te Ture Reo Māori 1987, ka mutu hoki i Te Taura Whiri nei ngā kaupapa reo Māori o te motu.

The New Zealand Māori Language Commission was established by the Māori Language Act 1987, and is New Zealand's premiere national body for Māori Language.

Ko Te Pae Hīranga o Microsoft Aotearoa tēnei ipurangi, kei te reo Māori me te reo Pākehā, ā, ka whakamāorihia atu mā Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori me MSNZ i runga i te hangarau hou rawa o te wā, arā, MS Content Management Server 2002.

The Microsoft New Zealand Innovation Centre website, fully navigable in Māori and English, was developed by MSNZ and the NZ Māori Language Commission, using a pre-release version MS Content Management Server 2002.

Kei Ngā Whare Mātauranga o Manukau te tino ipurangi reo rua o ngā whare pukapuka o te motu, ko te reo Māori anō tēnā, ka mutu koia nei hoki ngā whare pukapuka 16 ki Manukau, i Tāmaki-makaurau.

Manukau City Libraries can boast the best fully Māori Language navigable library website in NZ, and is the organisation responsible for the 16 libraries in the Manukau area, of South Auckland, New Zealand.

Ko Whekenui te pūranga ipurangi o Te Matapihi ki te Ao Whānui, te whare pukapuka e tū nei ki Pōneke, ā, i whakamāorihia hoki e Taumauri Trust i raro i ngā tohutohu a te kuia māreikura nei Dr Miria Simpson, i mahi rā ia ki Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa, arā te whare pukapuka o te motu.

Wellington City Library Search Engine: Whekenui is an opac interface translated by Taumauri Trust under the expert guidence of Dr Miria Simpson, formerly of the National Library of New Zealand.

Kei Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa tēnei kohinga Nūpepa o Mua, ā, kei roto anō hoki i te reo Māori tēnei ipurangi.

The National Library of New Zealand contains the Papers Past newspaper collection, with full Māori Language navigation throughout the site.

Ko Te Whānau Ipurangi o Aoteaora, i whakatūria i mua hei kanohi Māori i te ipurangi, ā, nāna hoki te kōkiri i tōna wā i puta ai ngā ingoa tōmeina ipurangi tuarua nei '.maori'.

The New Zealand Māori Internet Society, was an organisation representing Māori issues on the internet. Its most effective success was the petition for second level '.maori' domain names.

Ko Te Kete Ipurangi i mahia hei kūaha ipurangi ki ngā rauemi katoa a Te Tāhuhu o te Mātauranga, arā te tari o ngā kura, i Aotearoa.

TKI is the MOE web portal plus. It was designed as a bilingual interface furnishing all digital resources of the Ministry of Education, New Zealand.

Ko Te Ngutu Kura he tāpiritanga ki ngā whakahaere tuhituhi o te rorohiko, hei whakatikatika i ngā hapa o te tuhituhi reo Māori, me te whakaū tohu tō hoki. He mea mahi atu tēnei ipurangi kia reo rua i tōna wā.

Te Ngutu Kura is the online Māori Spellchecker and macronising utility. The TNK site was also designed to be fully navigable in Māori Language.