Based in Wellington, the Alexander Turnbull Library has a great range of material relevant to Ngati Porou, from books to historic documents through to whakapapa manuscripts
Te Ara – The Encyclopedia of New Zealand is a comprehensive guide to the peoples, natural environment, history, culture, economy and society of Aotearoa/New Zealand.
Te Ao Hou has lots of Māori stories from the 1950s-1970s as well as Ngāti Porou literature and kōrero pūrākau.
Located in Gisborne, Tairawhiti Museum is a treasure trove of Ngāti Porou taonga and expertise.
An online, searchable database with thousands of stories from historic newspapers across New Zealand.
A You Tube playlist of selected videos that refer to the Ngati Porou Treaty Settlement.
A collection of stories published in the Gisborne Herald about the many Maunga Rangatira (Important Mountains) of Ngāti Porou
A selection of You Tube videos about nga marae i roto o te rohe o Ngati Porou.
A compilation of You Tube videos that celebrates nga Haka me nga waiata o Ngati Porou.
Located in Gisborne, the library's research collection holds rare books and whakapapa manuscripts to support Ngati Porou research.
Gisborne Photo News was a monthly publication from 1954-1975 with great photos and stories of Ngati Porou life
A selection of You Tube videos about the 28 Maori Battalion.
The official 28th Maori Battalion website is dedicated to the men who served with New Zealand’s 28th (Maori) Battalion during the Second World War, and to their whanau and friends
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