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... alongside him and supporting his leadership. Read the full media release at: Secretary for Māori Development and Chief...

...John and I know when we leave this earth, we leave a legacy for our children and all the other whānau who are a part of Te...
... I attended over a hundred meetings on Auckland Council’s Unitary Plan and it took nearly three years,” says Christine, adding...

... te Hauora I Te Roopu Maire team member and Presbyterian Minister.  “ I would come...
... and Presbyterian Minister.  “I would come home from work and I would not have much energy or motivation to do anything.” But...

...“ I ’ve overcome some big obstacles through this course,” says Walter Taingahue (Ngāti Porou), Pae Aronui graduate 2019. Walter...
... on drugs. “Never in my life did I think I could stop smoking weed, especially when I ’ve smoked it for half my...

...authors? I how other indigenous people do this thing called writing. I know...
...But I worry about how well we're actually doing in terms of having a healthy written literature, so perhaps there is much we can...

... well as additional administration work to earn extra money. “ I heard about this place [Whānau Ora provider] through a friend....
... I elp whānau and friends write up their CVs and without a laptop I ’ve been writing this down and then going down to the library...

...not the full on three year training, but rather shorter more specific courses like ‘roofing’ or ‘tiling’, lasting say six months...
... I have noticed that some of these groups are starting to link up to see what they can cooperate on in the future, which has been...

... life for them and their children.” Occupants can access a full range of services from counselling to addiction...
... I want to see whānau in the Far North move from state dependence to independence. By that we mean assisting whānau to reach thei...

... open up to all women willing to learn. “ I ’ve been doing tivaevae for many years. I always watched my mother back in the Cook...
... under an orange tree. “ I y move, from drawing patterns to the cutting, but I have to say it didn’t look...

...and an opportunity for our business and I believe an opportunity for Aotearoa,” says Steve Killeen, Downer NZ CEO. “You grow up...
... are saying I want to give back, I want to be different, I to uphold my whakapapa and where I stand in the Māori...