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... for Te Waka Toi Scholarships. If you are a post-secondary Māori student studying in the arts then Te Waka Toi want to hear...
...the Māori Arts Board of Creative New Zealand, offers two scholarships, Ngā Karahipi a Te Waka Toi, to students studying the arts...

... in an unparalled gesture of manaakitanga and goodwill.  The Māori Housing Network ensures whānau have access to safe, secure...
...affordable and papakāinga housing on Māori land for 116 whānau. Te Puni Kōkiri Regional Manager, Tui Marsh (far left) picture...

... things cool is an important role that she and her fellow Māori wardens do in their urban environment. However, as...
... resolving problems to preventing them from occurring. The Māori Wardens’ spend a lot of time working with schools and whānau...

...Canterbury – Ahuwhenua Trophy BNZ Māori Excellence in Farming Award, 11 February 2016. Photo by John Cowpland /...
...Canterbury – Ahuwhenua Trophy BNZ Māori Excellence in Farming Award, 08 March 2016. Photo by John Cowpland / alphapix Tewi...

... a way to create space for shared and unique expressions of Māori and Pacific Peoples. Te Piringa provides shelter, a haven of...
...to primary health care services which could lead to improved Māori and Pacific health and wellbeing outcomes....

...effect they had on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Māori peoples. The study shows that both governments implemented...
... specific measures to support and protect Indigenous and Māori communities through the pandemic, but highlights the...

...A Taranaki Māori td has won the prestigious 2014 Ahuwhenua Trophy BNZ Māori Excellence in Farming Award...
...chair of Te Rua o Te Moko Ltd The Minister of Māori Affairs, the Hon Dr Pita Sharples made the announcement at a special...

...but is the only one focussed on the Māori health workforce. Te Rau Matatini employs just over 45 FTEs. Its initial focus was...
... training programmes – Parahia Te Ara Māori Health Promotion and Te Whakauruora Māori Suicide Prevention. Other programmes...

...“They would say it as gruffly as ‘No more Māori babies are to die,” Ikaroa-Rawhiti regional manager Mere Pohatu exclaims. A...
...suffocation in bed.   Most of the deaths were Māori babies. A frustrated Māori doctor David Tipene Leach and master weaver...

... Māori had mixed views about their participation the First World War, reflecting the range of iwi experiences of British actions...
... than 2000 Māori ingent and Pioneer Battalion, which later became the Māori Pioneer Battalion....