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...says Mr Flavell. “In order to be able to support the wellbeing of whānau, hapū, iwi and communities, marae must be safe, secure...

... a loved one in prison or on a community-based sentence or order . In Northland, Te Puni Kōkiri and Ara Poutama Aotearoa have...

...authorised by Standing Order 266, and are designed to amend one or more Acts relating to Māori affairs. Māori Purposes Bills may...

...koinei te wā atahi mō tētahi o rāua,” te kī a Te Pio. Koinei hoki te wā tuatahi mō tētahi rōpū nō Taranaki i eke ki ngā...
...ka whakaritea ngā wā whakangungu i taua paunga whitu. Tae atu ki 21 ngā rangatahi i whai wāhi i roto i te whakataetae tae atu ki...

... so far and are working through these at a rate of 180 to 230 per day. The third operation, Street Team, an innovation...

...which are currently 14 per cent of ESITO trainees, will play a significant role in the industry’s future workforce. “Right up...

... people is able to contribute directly to policy.” “About 75 per cent of iwi in Te Tai Hauāuru have achieved their settlements...

...It was delivered 100 per cent in te reo Māori so the kura students could continue their deep dive into mātauranga Māori while...

...we have safely reduced the prison population by 19 per cent. There are over 800 fewer Māori in prison. The Māori imprisonment...

...This is based on an average cost of $100,000 to $130,000 per site. Today’s announcement will make significant investments to...