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... wahine Māori cadets. Cadets are supported to achieve their full potential in the workplace and contribute to thriving,...
...Te Puni Kōkiri contributes up to $10,000 per full -time cadet per year, or less for part-time cadets, and ongoing advice and...

...but I articularly interested in dispute resolution and Trust Law.   I ays wanted to study Law since I was...
...when I first went on a tour of Parliament with Phil Heatley, and sat in the debating chamber while the Rt Hon Helen Clark and Ho...

...“ I ’m really proud to support to fulfil that vision.” Talking about the number of Māori wardens, which sits now at 900, she...
... are considering their impact. “ I e number is so much bigger than that, because I see you everywhere,” she says....

... work. “My Police colleagues and I roughly enjoyed working alongside you all and I hope that you have too. We have ha...
...is with some sadness that I ether during the Cricket World Cup has ended. But I sincerely hope that we...

... a place of gratitude.    “ I rd on being grateful and by being in that place I opened myself up to...
...caring about what it meant.  If it meant going backwards or if I had to be a cleaner, it didn’t matter because it was all about...

...It’s wonderful to see.” “ I commend everyone involved for their leadership and dedication to this project. We are proud to have...
... | E toru ngā whare kua whakatūria ki te papakāinga i Heretaunga. E toru ngā moenga o tētahi whare, e whā ngā moenga...

... I had the opportunity of meeting some really inspirational women including Lady Lorna Ngata and Professor Ngāpare Hopa-Kuila,”...
...and more. “ I decided I wanted to be a teacher so I Teacher Training College in Hamilton. I soon discovered it wasn’t fo...

...in small and big ways. “It was really good because whenever I set goals before I'd just do it in my head, not on paper." say...
... I would have been like, ‘What life goals? I don’t have life goals?’ But now I get it,” she says.   Blake agrees that working...

...and I evealing she was among those hesitant to have the vaccine. “ I was one who was a bit...
...But then I had a good think about it, and I thought, ’No, it’s not about me’. It’s about my future generations. It’s about my...

... a few. I continue to ask myself the questions I asked. Why is this happening? What can I do about...
...Can I do anything? And so on. I believe our tamariki are our future and we have to change what we are doing if every child is t...