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... with all the information you need to know about the Whenua Māori Fund including the purpose of the fund, application criteria...

...aper sought Cabinet’s agreement to modernise our approach to Māori d legislative framework for Māori success....

...to look at the Māori housing supply and demand in Te Tai Tokerau....

...The Māori Land Court’s primary objective under Te Ture Whenua Māori to promote the retention of Māori land in the...
...their whānau and hapū. The Māori Land Court also has jurisdiction to determine applications for customary rights orders in...

... says. “We were taking over from Māori irs which had a programme for everything. Māori people were engaged with us, but a...
... her team now an integral part of the Māori community in Ikaroa-Rāwhiti. “The Māori world is very personalised, it is kanoh...

... the Whakatāne community launched their Mātika - Moving the Māori Nation kaupapa today. Over the next ten weeks, fifteen team...
...rticipants well with their activities. [Matika - Moving the Māori Nation Fund is no longer available.]...

... Māori Development Minister, Te Ururoa Flavell, applauds the start of the build of affordable rental housing options for whānau...
... the start of the construction of the Hurunui-o-Rangi Māori Reservation Trust papakāinga in Wairarapa today. Development...

...then Minister for Māori Development, announce a $2.8 million contribution towards the infrastructure of the papakāinga. With the...
...development of nine two-story papakāinga all built on whenua Māori in Tauranga. Speaking with resident Parewhati Taikato...

...This conference is about Māori improving collaboration with each other; and with those outside the sphere of this group. It’s...
... about a drive for excellence and achievement and growing Māori innovation for economic prosperity. The conference programm...

... he landed a job at the newly formed Te Puni Kōkiri. The Māori Affairs and Iwi Transition Agency were winding down and Ken’...
...the Crown’s message to Māori .  People didn’t like it, but staff still had to deliver it.” Following Sir Wira was Sir Ngātata...