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... fond recollections of all the mahi and positive changes its walls have witnessed. Today, Monday 23 Pipiri 2025, a new chapter...

...Māori are speakers of te reo Māori and only 3 percent of the total population speak te reo. If that doesn’t frighten you into...
...ka whakaaturia ā-ipurangi i te wā e haere ana ngā mahi, e ai ki a ia koirā te tino huarahi hei whakatere i Te Wiki o te Reo Māor...

...for whānau,” Di Grennell said. A total of six homes have been completed allowing whānau to return to their whenua to live in...
... Māori Housing Network investment totalling $1.6 million (about 75 per cent of the total cost of construction) and a Kiwiban...

... were holes.  The vinyl in the bathroom was worn and the walls and windows were leaking.”   Māori Housing Network funding...
...fix damage – holes in walls and floors, water damage and leaky fixtures – and then insulate and make the homes more energy...

... Kokiri. “I would like to think that Te Puni Kokiri was moulded in his image. Today it stands as a Ministry committed to...

...tukutuku (woven wall panel), 2013, by James and Catherine Schuster, Te Rōpū Raranga Whatu o Aotearoa (National Collective of...
... Headquarters and will enhance New Zealand’s gift of a rimu wall presented in 1952 which was built into the original...

...The walls were mouldy and floors were soggy. The generators belched fumes and noise. And a broken roof meant that every time it...
...The walls are dry and the floors are solid. There is a califont outside for hot showers without the fumes and racket of a...

... of Parihaka descendants left on bricks featured in a wall nearby; they were imprisoned at Mount Cook Barracks in 1879,...
... inspire many today. The bricks were placed directly into a wall that also features whakatāuki from: Parihaka Tupuna Te Whiti...

...| Health Promotion Agency delivering the digital components. TV commercials began screening on Mother’s Day and will run...

...and through to iwi radio and Māori TV .” Kaimahi illustrated the revitalisation of the language through their own...