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...both died whilst serving at Gallipoli, one aged 21 and the other 29. "Two of my uncle’s names are on the memorials over there s...
...More than 18,000 New Zealanders died (and about 2,800 of those at Gallipoli) as a result of the war and over 40,000 more were...

... National War Memorial commemorates all New Zealanders who died in the South African War, First World War, Second World War,...
...and so,in recognition of the Pacific Island soldiers who died in the war, Te Ātiawa iwi planted pōhutukawa all over the city of...

... water safety and outdoor activities. It was delivered 100 per cent in te reo Māori so the kura students could continue their dee...
... water activities students were taught not only about water ral significance and tikanga of water ...

... the hot water pipe. Not only was water d to grow behind the walls but the excess water was also...
...room walls to remove toxic black mould and make safe the hot water pipes in the walls had a positive impact on whānau....

... themselves using the freeze-drying method to remove the water but lock in the goodness and maintain the nutritional...

... connections of indigenous peoples to traditional lands and waters and their unique contributions to our nations, cultures and...

...of February. We all know the names of so many children have died horrific deaths: James Whakaruru, Coral Burrows, Serenity Ja...

... be quite profound.” When master weaver Whaipooti Hitchiner died in 2013, she left a box of what remained of the Nukutere...

... Di Grennell. “It’s a beautiful space and you know being in Mānukau is an ideal place for Te Puni Kōkiri we know nearly a...

...by lighting a traditional Inuit lamp/ heater /stove, made from a hollowed out stone; often one of the very few posessions carried...
...At the same time the Inuit lamp/ heater /stove was lit for the first time on our shores. After a stand-up lunch at Te Puni Kōkiri...