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Strategic Plan
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Download and explore Māori Football’s official strategic plan for 2023-2028.
Māori Football Aotearoa creates opportunities for Māori athletes across the nation
With driving Māori growth and development through football the key priority of Māori Football Aotearoa, we are proud of the success we have seen here and abroad. Operating within a pandemic era that creates increasing uncertainty in the world of sport, Māori Football is committed to staying agile and creating opportunities for players in a volatile climate.
As always, we are incredibly grateful to our national and community partners that empower us to to do what we do.
“We exist to empower Māori through football. We are committed to staying innovative and development-focussed, procuring the best football talent in New Zealand.”
Phill Parker
Chairman & Kaitiaki
Adam Bell (Ngāti Tūwharetoa) Inspires Next Generation
Siobhan Edwards (Ngāti Whātua) Makes History at FIFA Women’s Champions Cup
UPDATED – Excitement Builds for North vs South Trials
Maori Football Aotearoa Support Ha Ora in Otara
North vs South 2025 – U18 South Trials (Girls Only)
North vs South
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North vs South is the domestic national showcase by Māori Football, giving player across all age groups a platform to represent their iwi and region with pride. Teams across all age groups compete, providing local talent with identification and pathways into Māori Football’s representative teams.
Clash of the Cultures
International Series
Clash of the Cultures is Māori Football’s international level of football represented by its top international teams. Clash of the Cultures has seen over 10 years of top level international football with its best talent competing against other indigenous and national teams around the world — Australia, Hawaii, Fiji, and more.