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...left to those who loved and knew him best: “ He momo, he momo, he momo, engari he tangata kotahi pēnā i a Te Ranginui, kāore e...
...cultural and political rigour that he exercised for decades,” Moana Maniapoto. “The struggles and issues for activists groups...

... he an up to it when I saw it. It was a good place to do a haka,” he said. The...
... the school. Tawhiao does the haka with his peers. He said he was invited to share some of his knowledge of his own...

... When Rt Hon John Key NZ Inc China Strategy a fortnight ago in Auckland, he did so saying “the Strategy provides a...
...approach.” He went further by saying that we should think about a NZ Inc. brand that would provide the umbrella for individual...

... revitalisation in social media sites where she discusses key concepts of cultural revitalisation that are being observed i...

...including the key points in a discussion document that was released for public comment, and an outline of the themes arising fro...

... reasons the owner was unable to do the clean-up herself,” he said. Paula Hona from Te Kōhao Health and Hemi...
... disability services from Te Kōhao Health.  Mr Webber said he aims to give people unbiased guidance about their housing...

...That’s been a huge benefit,” says Hinewai. “We’re sharing kai , having dinners together. It’s about having social time and...
... values like manaakitanga. “Different ones have dropped off kai at the gate to share in the neighbourhood. Those practices ar...

... He wrote notes about things he learned. He collected papers, whakapapa (his own and others) photographs, mōteatea, newspaper...
... He published what he learned in books such as Rangitāne: A Tribal History and the first Niuean dictionary. Through his research...

... Jacinda Ardern said. “A tireless advocate for his people he has been a trusted and respected advisor to all shades of...
... it has always been clear that he een there to improve the lives of others, and he did. His legacy has helped shape...

... kai and gas bottles.” It was the team’s ability to respond quickly, but also their personal connections and relationships that...
...which opened for those needing shelter and kai during Cyclone Gabrielle including our homeless whānau. Te Puni Kōkiri supported...