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...I think they first planted in 1975,” says Andrew Kendall, speaking of the Te Puna Tōpu ō Hokianga Trust he is part of...
...that was the whole reason really of forming the trust in the first place.” The Te Puna Tōpu ō Hokianga Trust is one of several...

... education opportunities and enriching community and family relationships. Today’s investment will mean more communitie...
...The first RDHs will open in Northland with the next regional locations to follow within the funding available. Regional Economi...

...The whare are the first newly built affordable rental homes in Taumarunui in years. They are part of a total Te Puni Kōkiri...
... the community but more importantly more housing for the families who need them”. The emergency and transitional homes...

... like to work. The Department of Lands and Survey was his first choice.  A few months later he was firmly ensconced in the...
...he’s just retired. Peter and family , Southland. Not a bad innings for a Pākehā boy from Gore who readily admits that when...

...in garages or staying with friends or family . Research on homelessness suggests that poverty is a main trigger for homelessness...
...Child Youth and Family , community services, from whānau themselves and other Māori agencies. We then meet with whānau and explor...

...The first of three wānanga was held on the East Coast at the beautiful rural marae in Whāngārā just north of Gisborne.  Like...
... he felt a mix of nervousness and excitement at their first wānanga. Knowing a couple of the people who had similar work...

... was younger but she chose to read it off her phone at the first wānanga. She took every opportunity she could to improve,...
... She was the only participant not captured on video for the first feedback session. This was a revelation for her as she...

...The first of three wānanga was held on the East Coast at the beautiful rural marae in Whāngārā just north of Gisborne. Like man...
... he felt a mix of nervousness and excitement at their first  wānanga. Knowing a couple of the people who had similar work...

... was younger but she chose to read it off her phone at the first wānanga. She took every opportunity she could to improve,...
... was the only participant not captured on video for the first feedback session. This was a revelation for her as she...

... on what it meant to live in the new papakāinga.  The first thing Liz bought to her new home was a picture of her tipuna...
... he’s the first t thing you see when you sit down.  He always goes up first .”  As a...