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... Puni Kōkiri deputy chief executives Fiona McBeath and Di Grennell also travelled to the region and took the opportunit...
...ground. “Things like giving a cup of tea when someone is filling out a form, that’s as important as giving people a sense of...

...i tō iwi i tēnei wā taimaha.      This edition of Kōkiritia follows the 175th anniversary of signing Te Tiriti o Waitangi. This...

... might be one or two families living at the marae – and they fill the void where they can. On 20 June this year, one month’s...
...nā te āwhina i te tari ā-rohe o Te Puni Kōkiri te wā i whakaroatia ai tae atu ki te 11 o Hakihea. Nō Whanganui tonu a Lee...

...Regional Partnerships Di Grennell today applauds the completion of new affordable social housing for whānau of Wairarapa. “I am...
...for whānau,” Di Grennell said. A total of six homes have been completed allowing whānau to return to their whenua to live in...

...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...

... shellfish to sell at the markets.” They quickly became vendors at the Otara, Avondale and Māngare markets. It wasn’t long...

... 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...

...is a lightweight portable device that delivers an electric shock through the chest to the heart. The shock can potentially stop...

...of how many New Zealanders identify as Māori. Everyone must fill it in, including children. Mā tātou. The information is...
...because many chose not to fill in the forms. This means Māori communities may be missing out on what they’re entitled to. The...

...The beauty is each vendor promotes Hokohoko, so everyone benefits from increased traffic to the platform.” “Many of our small...