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... limes and Dianne is a consultant to the Māori land trust “ I was blown away with the turn-out. We had whānau travel from al...

... highlighted the need to look at other avenues and what skills I needed to carry the business through,” she says.  Leigh...

... Narida believes has unlocked the business’ success. “When I had my florist shop in Martinborough, customers would visit an...

... I guess it has pushed us more to prove ourselves.” Published in 2022, the Te Puni Kōkiri Report on Māori business data, Te...

... I u ki te ara pakihi ināianei. Kei te tino pirangi au ki te whai i te...

... I ’m really concerned about the quality of food going into the bellies of our tamariki. “My dream is not to be on the paepae....
...they come here and I don’t tell them what to do. If they want to spend eight hours sitting, staring at the sea thinking, then...

...these tradies while they are there.  “It’s one of the reasons I get out of bed every morning, to help these whānau who aren’t...
...Monique Heke from Te Puni Kōkiri and I triage them." Wendy herself is overwhelmed by the difference the work has made to her...

...of our most disadvantaged communities,” Willie Jackson said. “ I have asked officials to vary the contracts for these...
... through COVID-19. “My Māori ministerial colleagues and I know we must act now to protect our people, particularly our...

...“ I didn’t know anything about Chinese gooseberries.  I thought you just put a stick in the ground, and it would grow.  We had no...

... to the health and well-being of their communities. “ I am sure that there will be many other regions around the...