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... here for the long run,” said Dr Sharples. “Māori already control 36% of our forests. Our delegation members are ambassadors...

...belief that the public service was a tool for Māori to take control of our own destiny, to realise our own dreams and...

... asset holders represent generations of people and now control 37% of New Zealand’s total fish quota. They are continuing...

...take back control of their lives, set achievable goals and plan for their futures,” says Minister Turia. This is the second of...

...take back control of their lives, set achievable goals and plan for their futures,” says Minister Turia. Te Pou Matakana throug...

... from 19th Century legislation that denied Māori owners control over their lands in perpetuity,” Dr Sharples says. Media...

... given the responsibility of logistics and crowd control for the duration of the visit. Parehikairo Faatalau, a...

... which gives them specific training to manage liquor control , first aid, bag searches and incident management. There...

... shared their aspirations to be more independent and in control of their own affairs; a theme that has remained since the...

...nā te āwhina i te tari ā-rohe o Te Puni Kōkiri te wā i whakaroatia ai tae atu ki te 11 o Hakihea. Nō Whanganui tonu a Lee...
...ka kī ake ka riro i a rātou ko ngā tama tētehi wā roa atu hei āwhina atu i te takiwā. “Kua tino pākarukaru ētehi o ngā w’are...