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... important that the second one was again led by rangatahi,” he says. “It needed to be focused on building resilience,...
... and haircutting. Te Puni Kōkiri intern Jordan King says he was impressed by the variety and quality of activities...

...but he couldn’t turn down the opportunity to support the rebuild of one of his marae in Kaikohe. “I think that was a driver, to...
...closer to help with my skill set,” he says. Through Capability Uplift Programme, Justin was able to receive support from local...

... He Toki ki te Mahi, which provides support for Māori and Pasifika apprentices working in the construction industry.   “Our...
... $1 invested” says Professor Paul Dalziel from Ihi Research. He said the initiative had many things in common with similar...

...Tane moved to Dunedin where he is now a fourth-year student studying a Bachelor of Arts and Commerce majoring in Finance and...
... He worked with the Finance and Procurement puni at our National Office in Wellington during the Summer of 2022. Tane was...

... He ’s in Te Puni Kōkiri’s new Kaimahi Uplift Programme which aims to change that by increasing Māori capability in procurement...
... Whiri i te Reo Māori (the Māori Language Commission) when he took up the offer of a career path into procurement. “It got...

... mentioning he ne so I wanted to do the course to help out my cousin,” he says. “Koro...
...Legacy wanted to be a DC Welder but he now strives for more. “I want to be the boss! The course helped me realise what I’m reall...

... He says it is great to see whānau farms being rewarded for their hard work. The winner will be announced at the Ahuwhenua Troph...
... He said entering the competition has been a mind blowing experience and they learned a lot and have enjoyed the process.  Paua...

... He said there is a real conviction among Māori farmers that they have an intergenerational responsibility for the future of thei...
... He congratulated the finalists’ achievements in balancing the economic benefits with kaitiakitanga of the land. Prime Minister...

...Kaituhituhi Arielle Monk listens as he chats, completely at ease and backed by a 180 degree view of the Koukourārata bay with it...
...Food sovereignty” he says. “That’s the true meaning of tino rangatiratanga. I’m really concerned about the quality of food going...

...pottery shards.  He then refers to the work of Colleen Waata Urlich and Manos Nathan, and of early colonial transactions within...
... artists who are beginning their journey into the art world.  He also gives his strong opinion of others who have curated or...