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A human bond cannot be severed, but a rope may snap
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Life-saving skills learned through Pae Aronui
Two Waikato-based rangatahi share their story about how they learned life-saving skills that helped them keep their nana alive as part of a programme they recently graduated from.
$56 million invested into the development of whenua Māori
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Rangatahi champion Te Reo Māori in Hamilton
Rangatahi reflect on their hard work over the past four months to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the different communities of Hamilton as they came together to celebrate the first ever Te Reo Māori parade in Waikato.
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Call for contributions - PARITY Housing Magazine
Submissions are being called for the December 2019 joint edition of Parity and HousingWorks will be devoted to an examination and discussion of the future of Aboriginal and Māori Housing.
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Whānau Trust update for the Hamahona Whānau Pamapuria Kaitāia
Te Pūtake o te Riri - Rā Maumahara
Te Pūtake o te Riri Rā Maumahara is being being held in Taranaki this year with a series of events taking place from 28 - 30 October 2019.