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... to midwifery began back in her home town of Gisborne in 1995 “ I was shopping at Dress for Less at home in Gisborne. Registered...
...and when I saw her she was in her first year of her midwifery degree, which she was completing in Waikato at WINTEC. Koka Hera...

... I pay tribute to those who have led its revival.  Kia toaitia ngā kupu rongonui a Tākuta Ranginui Walker ‘ka whawhai tonu...
...mā tēnei Ture e whakaara ake anō i a tātou mō te whakarauoratanga o te reo Māori, waihoki, ka whakaawea ngā tāngata o Aotearoa k...

... development. “ I eetings in Wellington that our whānau here can’t have. I will go and talk...
...and I ’ll take that information back to the hui.” Raising awareness about support on offer can empower whānau on their journey t...

... I am really proud of what we have achieved here.”   Owner and trustee, Holden Hohaia, with a of the original Te Aro Pā site...
... started life in her new home. “He’s in all of our homes.  ‘ I ’m just trying to figure out if he’s the first thing you see...

...For my hubby Aaron and I , our greatest realisation was we had to start moving away from our day-to-day roles. We needed to work...
...so I can receive mentoring to learn how to govern, and attend workshops about how to lead a team effectively.” Developing...

...and new approaches by Māori farmers committed to tapping the full potential of their holdings. Photo caption: 2015 Ahuwhenua...

... of the primary industry sector – our rural news pages are full of stories about its value and the pros and cons of being...

...which is full of passionate people who can turn a good idea they have turn into a reality. We’re proud to partner with PopUp...

... between $400-$500.” All drivers also need to have a clean full license for at least two years, meet medical requirements an...

...they are now more confident in themselves”. The full benefits will emerge not just now but in the long term explains Oriana...