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...with hopes to connect whānau Māori to potential employers in a ‘safe space’. | Papakura Marae is set to host its first Nōu Te Ao... ... Puni Kōkiri is the Government’s principal policy advisor on Māori wellbeing and development and works closely with iwi, hapū...
... Puni Kōkiri is the Government’s principal policy advisor on Māori wellbeing and development and works closely with iwi, hapū...

...Pasifika and Maori students for more than 20 years. | He kaituku mātauranga a Anne Moefa'auo, kua neke atu i te 20 tau e whakaak... ...i te rerenga i ngā ākonga Māori me ērā nō Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa.  Kua mahi ia i te taha o ngā ākonga pakeke me ngā taiohi i te...

...Te Arawhiti - The Office for Māori Crown Relations invites submissions on the Ngāti Ruapani mai Waikaremoana Negotiating Group’s... ... of the previous two (2). Te Arawhiti – The Office for Māori Crown Relations (formerly the Office of Treaty Settlements)...
... and Settlement Manager – Te Rāwhiti The Office for Māori Crown Relations – Te Arawhiti SX 10111 Wellington 6140 All...

...A new digital tool to support Māori communities get vaccinated against COVID-19 is now available as part of the “Be a doer!... ...including Kaupapa Māori centres. It also allows visitors to choose between centres which are walk-ins and those that require...
... of the Karawhuia campaign that aims to provide whānau and Māori communities with trusted and relatable information about the...

...In 2015 he completed the Downer Māori leadership programme, Te Ara Whanake, and found that he learned more about himself than he... ... life around. Darryl was approached to participate in the Māori leadership programme but was hesitant to accept because he...
... been to a marae since he was a child and he couldn’t speak Māori . Despite this, he has no regrets about going to his first...

...In 2015 he completed the Downer Māori  leadership programme, Te Ara Whanake, and found that he learned more about himself than he... ... life around. Darryl was approached to participate in the Māori leadership programme but was hesitant to accept because he...
... been to a marae since he was a child and he couldn’t speak  Māori . Despite this, he has no regrets about going to his first...

... isn’t their first lockdown living in the eight-home Aorangi Māori Trust Board papakāinga, as the whānau moved into their rente...
...was initially supported through the Social Housing Unit at the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE). Te Puni...

... ensconced in the Taumarunui Office of the Department of Māori Affairs.  More than 50-years later, five names (the...
... Boys’ High School in 1961 he didn’t know there were Māori in Southland other than the guys that came from the North...

...Emma Foy’s win at the Trillian Trust Māori Sports Awards 2014 represents a very special moment in a growing tally of successes... ...won Te Toihuarewa – Disabled Māori Sports Person of the Year. Emma’s parents, Jo and Sandy Foy, uncles and aunties were there to...
...It’s a team effort.” The Māori Sports Award rounds off almost two years since Emma first trialled at a Paralympics New Zealan...

...mpany.  But company owner Greg Summerton talks about why his Māori whakapapa is also key to business success.  ... ...and that’s when the Māori Business Facilitation Service of Te Puni Kōkiri also came on board. MBFS does not distribute any...
... does not distribute any direct funding but works with Māori businesses offering mentoring and business development...