Ō mātou mōhiotanga
Ko Tu ki te awatea, ko Tahu to pō
Tu in the daytime, Tahu at night.(Tu-mata-uenga was the god of war, Tahu personified food and plenty.)
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Whānau-centred approaches to address family violence
Family violence disproportionately affects Māori, with Māori being more than twice as likely to experience it than other New Zealanders.
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Wai 262 - Te Pae Tawhiti
The role of the Crown and Māori in making decisions about taonga and mātauranga Māori. Preliminary proposals for Crown organisation.
- About: Crown-Māori Relations
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Developing a Whole-of-Government Strategy for WAI 262
These documents relate to Cabinet decisions on a whole-of-Government work programme to address the issues raised in the WAI 262 claim.
- About: Cabinet Papers, Crown-Māori Relations
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