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...of whom 20 percent are Māori , have been vaccinated at the Wainuiomata marae – COVID-19 vaccination centre in the last four...
...“We want to save the lives of our Māori and Pacifica people and all our community.” While the vaccination rollout has been goin...

... Szászy Māori ss in her career and involvement in the advancement of Māori .  But...
... right for me and my kids.”  She took on roles including Māori Health Manager at PHARMAC the government drug agency; and wa...

... so more of our people can see it is possible to build on Māori land – it just takes perseverance.”Sally was born in...
... discussions about papakāinga funding provided through the Māori Housing Network. Te Punakai’s Dad, Te Whuru Waikai and Pa...

... Gabrielle Māori i, hapū, marae trusts and incorporations, plus other Māori entities and...
... and grower recovery funding – is available to whenua Māori owners and other farmers significantly affected by Cyclone...

...not just for work but for his whānau too.” Māori unlicensed drivers drew attention in the media in 2015 when South Auckland...
... was in fact part of a comprehensive strategy to reduce Māori offending and road fatalities called The Turning of the Tide...

... of more than $2.6 million towards the housing development. Māori Development Minister, Hon Te Ururoa Flavell, and Deputy Mayo...
...says “The partnerships and networks forged between Pahipoto Māori Committee, Kokohinau Marae, government agencies and local...

...Te Aroha Kanarahi Trust and Maori Wardens.  It is great. “People trust us to get them through. We eliminate all the barriers to...
... her full licence in May 2018. A teacher at Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Kawakawa Mai Tawhiti, she said the lessons and defensive...

...the Māori Wharekura o Arowhenua come together to whakamana te reo Māori and...
...enjoy our Māori New Year and celebrate together.” Te Kohanga Reo National Trust, Kaitohu ā Rohe (District Director) Catherine...

...it is about quilting,” he says. He believes that a lot of Māori are put-off being creative and his workshops are about...
...an Ōtautahi-based organisation that supports Māori living in the community with disability. The couple support the organisation...

...the Māori Womens’ Welfare League, the New Zealand Prostitutes Collective, Whānau Ora, central and local government and the healt...
... the growing tide of homelessness.  “Given the majority of Māori homeless people in Christchurch do not actually whakapapa to...