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E kore ahau e ngaro, he kākano i ruia mai i Rangiatea

I will never be lost, the seed broadcast from Rangiatea (the sacred place in Hawaiki) - Manawatu pepeha

Crown launches commitment to te reo Māori

Minister today to launch the finalised Maihi Karauna strategy. This strategy is the Crown's commitment to revitalising te reo Māori. It will work with the Maihi Māori to help make te reo Māori accessible everywhere, every way, for everyone, everyday.

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Māori Media Sector Shift: Beyond the Now – Te Ao Pāpāho ki Tua

Have your say on how te reo and Māori content programmes will be delivered in the future.

Online survey and Submissions are open now until 28 February 2019.

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Marae Digital Connectivity

Marae Digital Connectivity is a multi-agency initiative to help more Marae connect to the internet.

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Exploring ideas of Māori wellbeing

Te Puni Kōkiri, in collaboration with the Treasury, has developed a discussion paper to encourage a wider conversation about how the public sector can measure and achieve Māori wellbeing.

If you have any feedback or enquiries on the discussion paper contact us via email at LSF@tpk.govt.nz.

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Te Puni Kōkiri leads Māori Public Policy and advises on policy affecting Māori wellbeing.

We are the principal advisor on Government-Māori relationships. We monitor policy and legislation, and we provide government with high quality policy advice.

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