Ko Te Puni Kōkiri (Ministry of Māori Development) te kaitohutohu matua mō te karauna i runga i ngā kaupapa whanaungatanga i waenga i te Māori me te Karauna. Ka ārahi hoki mātou i te hanga kaupapa here tūmatanui mā te tuku tohutohu ki te Kāwanatanga mō ngā kaupapa here e pā ana ki te oranga tinana Māori me te whanaketanga. Ko te whakamārama mō Te Puni Kōkiri, he puni e kōkiri tahi ana. I runga anō i taua ingoa, ko tā mātou e ngana nei kia whītikihia ngā pūkenga ā-ohu nei o te Māori kia hangaia ai he Aotearoa kaha ake.
MATAURANGA
Te hanga mōhiotanga, pūkenga hoki
WHAKAMANA
Te whakakaha i te rangatiratanga me te whiriwhiri whakatau
RAWA
Te whanake me te whakamahi rawa
TE IRA TANGATA
Ko te kounga o te oranga tinana tangata hei whakatinana pūmanawa moe
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Akohia ēnei mātāpono taketake
Nō Amerika = American
Nō Amerika tēnā waka
It was an American car
ATAMIRA - Māori in the City, the celebration of Māori creativity and enterprise, returns to the ASB Showgrounds July 3-5, building on its inaugural 2007 success and aiming to coincide in 2011 with the Rugby World Cup semi-finals. Read More »
In this edition of Kōkiri we begin our series of iwi profiles showcasing iwi from around the country – their statistics, their people, their stories and more. We begin with Tūhoe, often referred to as Ngā Tamariki o te Kohu (the children of the mist). Read More »
In 2005 Raewynne Achten (Ngāi Tahu) started farming snails on her Hawke’s Bay property in Raukawa Valley to sell the delicacies to high-end New Zealand restaurants. Read More »
uru atu kia whiwhi pūrongo mai i Te Puni Kōkiri