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...more than 18,000 died and over 40,000 were wounded. Most were young men, and nearly one in five who served did not return. The...

... Di Grennell, acknowledges the leadership and contribution of rōpū like Indigenuity Limited who help whānau Māori with their...
...information and networking,” says Di . “Granted this isn’t a solution for everyone but for some whānau and families this is a...

...have indoor toilet and connection to the water and sewerage systems . The Chatham Islands has a limited rental (and no State)...
... to town 2 – 3 times a week to cart home water in plastic containers . She describes her former life as plain hard work. “It...

...in three detached self- contained units located at He Whare Āwhina rūnanga housing complex. These whānau will then be supported b...
...sewerage system , roading, gas and telecoms) for social and affordable housing and papakāinga on Māori land for 113 whānau.    ...

...and contains practical tools and tips to help you speak te reo Māori to your whānau and in your home. Kōkiri magazine and...

...have all sorts of whānau coming along to fill their water containers ,” she says. Auckland Council estimates there are about...
... have all types of whānau coming in with different size containers ,” Mataroa laughs. “But at the end of the day they need...

... bundle: Large machine readable dataset containing counts of businesses by Māori-ownership, significant...
... Council Two-way bundle: Machine readable dataset containing counts of businesses by ownership and a selection of...

...improving the way the rating system works for Māori land, addressing other issues that create particular problems for Māori land...

...  Te Wā Tuku Reo Māori commemorates the moment the Māori Language petition was presented to Parliament in 1972. As part of Te...
...esources and find out more about Te Wiki o te Reo Māori and Te Wā Tuku Reo Māori....

...and six British troops died . The Waiari commemoration began with waerea, karakia and haka followed by speeches from both Māori...
...Five British soldiers died . Māori oral histories differ. To mark this day, the local iwi unveiled a plaque at dawn on the site...