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... year action plan is aligned with the Economic Agenda to engage , export, educate, employ and enable. Developed by the...

...For many whānau of the 28th Māori Battalion, they were never claimed. Whether from a change in address, not wanting the reminder... ... to complete the remainder of the research for the entire Māori Battalion. The Chief Judge put the question to the Crown who...
...or 15 percent of the original 3,600 soldiers of the 28th Māori Battalion. This was the same percentage as David’s initial...

...Emma Foy’s win at the Trillian Trust Māori Sports Awards 2014 represents a very special moment in a growing tally of successes... ...won Te Toihuarewa – Disabled Māori Sports Person of the Year. Emma’s parents, Jo and Sandy Foy, uncles and aunties were there to...
...It’s a team effort.” The Māori Sports Award rounds off almost two years since Emma first trialled at a Paralympics New Zealan...

...$15 million has been set aside in Budget 18 for Māori housing repair projects and papakāinga. “Our strong focus on housing as a... ...$15 million has been set aside in Budget 18 for Māori housing repair projects and papakāinga. Minister Mahuta has been working...
... the Minister of Housing and Urban Development to ensure Māori housing needs and aspirations are met across the Government’...

...mpany.  But company owner Greg Summerton talks about why his Māori whakapapa is also key to business success.  ... ...and that’s when the Māori Business Facilitation Service of Te Puni Kōkiri also came on board. MBFS does not distribute any...
... does not distribute any direct funding but works with Māori businesses offering mentoring and business development...

...Te Papa Tākaro o Te Arawa became the country’s first iwi and Māori health sports trust. Today, working with Whānau Ora, it... ... they build on the strengths and assets of whānau and Māori communities, and tautoko whānau to achieve their...
...The focus is on sport and is underpinned by Māori values of whanaungatanga, rangatiratanga, manaakitanga and arikitanga. Being...

... certificates have been proudly added to the walls of this Māori owned contracting firm in the past year, due to the Te Puni... ...Today 80 per cent of Topline’s kaimahi are Māori . Many have been referred by the Ministry of Social Development or Department of...
...Taurus has had to invest upfront. “Heaps of our Māori people come in and all they have is their learner license. It’s hard to...

... how we have invested the funding appropriated to us in Vote Māori Development.... ...and illustrates how we are continuing to commit to Māori development and wellbeing and respond to the repositioning of Te Puni...

...Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Māori Development Minister Nanaia Mahuta turned the earth on a 14-home papakāinga at Te...
...Like many Māori leaving their rural homes for the city in the 1960s, the hapū wanted to stay connected with each other. In 1969...

...the Māori leadership programme, she was keen to go on it. When she was asked to attend, her only answer was “Yes!”... ... Māori Leadership Programme Facilitator, agrees saying that Ongelle has an inner determination that was hard to pick when she...
...The Cadetship programme came about following the Māori Economic Summit and the Prime Minister’s Job Summit. Te Ara Whanake – a...