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...is a wonderful example of iwi collectivising and working with key agencies, just like the way iwi successfully worked together...

...then you will be kei te pai. Plus, once you get on to the stage, there is no going back. Okea Ururoatia. Te Puni Kōkiri has als...

...and adaptability issues.” Some key findings include: More than 8 out of 10 Māori households live in SA2 areas are exposed to...

...This emphasis on data is key to shaping policies, business strategies, and community actions that support whānau and Māori-owned...

... pou are listed below and include a summary of some of the key changes that are included in Te Ture Whenua Māori...

... are the changes proposed? We have listed below some of the key changes proposed and some of examples: The draft Ture...

... one out so he's ther's name and the name of a brother who passed away. He was kind,...

... Wai Vercoe. “I asked if he and told him ‘I was good for it’, so I was lucky he let met in,” she says.  ...

... He worked for the Department of Māori Affairs from 1956 when the office was located on the corner of Palmerston Road and Bright...
...and Kimihia He Oranga, who produced the recent Tairāwhiti Māori Economic Development report. It was the last official hui held...

...and at the coalface he sees a lot of whānau struggling.  “Auckland is becoming unaffordable. There are a lot of families moving...
...in three detached self-contained units located at He Whare Āwhina rūnanga housing complex. These whānau will then be supported b...