Te Reo
 

Te Reo is the annual peer reviewed journal of the Linguistic Society of New Zealand. The editorial board of Te Reo is comprised of scholars from around the globe, with about half from New Zealand universities.

The Linguistic Society was founded in Auckland in 1958, in order to "promote and pursue the scientific description and study of the evolution and structure of languages". The Society holds a Linguistics conference and a Language and Society conference in alternate years. The society also maintains a registry of Linguistic Thesis completed at New Zealand Universities.

Issues of Te Reo are a good place to look for literature on Maori and Pacific Island linguistics, Asian linguistics, as well as the development of English in New Zealand and Australia.

For further information, please visit Te Reo website.