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Cyclone Gabrielle exposed disproportionate risks to Māori, and severely damaged cultural infrastructures and taonga such as marae and urupā. This in turn challenged the holistic resilience of many Māori communities.

... anxious.  It’s our rangatahi and our elderly that concerns me ,” says Aroha. While the Kaikōura Māori Wardens provide daily...
... a safe place to weather the storm. Māori Wardens took the lead while Red Cross provided blankets, emergency supplies and...

...| Ka matapakingia tēnei pepa me pēhea te tangata e: whakapā atu ki te hātepe whakamahere mō te whakawhanake ahumoana;...

...Ka whakamāramahia hoki ngā tūnga me ngā kawenga o ngā tāngata e whaiwāhi ana ki te ahumoana: ngā tari kāwanatanga matua;...

We visit an innovative workshop organised in Waikato by the Māori Business Facilitation Service of Te Puni Kōkiri.

When a young Pete Little finished a five-year Government rural field cadetship in 1966, he was asked to rank the four sponsoring agencies in order of where he would like to work.

Pasifika Futures is a Whanau Ora Commissioning Agency. We work with regionally based providers and partners to build the capability and capacity of Pacific families. Pasifika Futures supports Pacific families to achieve their aspirations in health, housing, education, training and economic development. Story courtesy of Pasifika Futures  

Minister Te Ururoa Flavell led a Māori business delegation on a six-day Ministerial culture and trade mission to South Korea and Japan. 

Board of Trustees can now plan and assess their education aspirations for Māori in their communities, using a new tool Hautū.

Two kaitono supported through the Te Puni Kōkiri Cadetships fund have won big at the annual Human Resources New Zealand (HRNZ) awards in Auckland.