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... studies and have whakapapa and/or cultural links with te ao Maori or Maori communities. Application forms can be...

...and that’s when the Māori Business Facilitation Service of Te Puni Kōkiri also came on board. MBFS does not distribute any...
... when he rang Te and trace system, Commercial Development Manager Jamie Te Hiwi already...

...as well as reconnecting their people back to Te Awa Tupua, the Whanganui River.   Whānau can instantly GPS link the location o...

...director for Wakatū Incorporation (Wakatū) which is guided by Te Pae Tāwhiti (the 500 year intergenerational plan of Wakatū)...
...on the New Zealand Psychotherapists Board and as a trustee on Te Āwhina marae.  “Being on the Psychotherapists Board comes bac...

...2017: Te Aroha Taylor, Jaegan Taylor, Nakita Boyd and Ari Boyd (left to right). “We were approached by NZ Police to help at...
...Aroha ki te tangata – for the love of the people.” A proud tradition Established in the 1860s, the Māori Warden role was...

...at a recent hui hosted by Te Arawa and Mataatua to encourage entries.  The winner of the 1933 competition, William Swinton, als...
...In 1940 Mrs Tatai Hall of Te Teko became the first wahine to win the competition and, in 1990/91, Rotorua’s Parekarangi Trust...

... media to ask for assistance to help feed their whānau. Te Puni Kōkiri Senior Advisor Oriana Rarere-Wilton shared this...
... whānau who were seeking help that day.” Eventually however Te Kura Kaupapa Māori Piripono ki Ōtara came to the rescue. “Ou...

... process – including if you’re not already registered with Te Rūnanga ā Iwi o Ngāpuhi and need a special voting registratio...

...Sponsored by Te Puni Kōkiri and the iwi, the intensive three-day virtual wānanga was run during lockdown by career entrepreneur...
... concepts to two successful international angel investors.  Te Runanga o Toa Rangatira CEO Helmut Modlik said the wānanga...

...kaitiaki for the kaumātua flats. “I just can’t thank Te Puni Kōkiri enough and all the wonderful people that have been through...
...It’s been life changing for everybody”. Te Puni Kōkiri Māori Housing Network invested $1.851m over three years to repair 17...