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...kāore e kitea i roto i tētahi wā roa, pēnā ka kitea,” Te Kahautu Maxwell (Te Whakatōhea). “You can imagine what our talks aroun...
... and not just sit idle and do nothing,” Tama Iti “Ranginui set the example in education,” Pem Bird (Te Kura o Tawhiuau) –...

... Auckland to find employment that best matches their skill sets . It is run through the Manukau Urban Māori Authority based i...
... for jobs with their hygiene management company. The pair set it straight from the get-go. They’ve heard all the stories...

... New Zealand’s cultural coherence… the haka is one of the grand sights of world sport and at the heart of the whole opening...
... that – the world saw that Māori enterprise is dynamic and sets us apart from everybody else. I have personally witnessed ho...

...and the bathroom and kitchen were also in need of work. Windows were broken throughout, affecting the temperature of the house....
...Photo by Te Amokura Productions The project workers set to work fixing the issues. Moke says that when workers went to the...

...The kitchen was damp, making it difficult to cook healthy food. The cumulative effect was worsening health issues – strep...
... with her transformed kitchen ards, pantry and stove have given her a dream kitchen for cooking healthy...

...The Whenua Māori Fund was set up to assist owners and trustees of Māori freehold land to prepare for new opportunities, improve...

...the many faces of iwi from across the motu enter the Grand Hall preparing to make history. The intention for many was to unveil...

... for whānau members. “One awesome kaupapa that we set up with A1 Homes was to take on one of our beneficiaries. He’...
...I often stand at my kitchen window and watch them all. They all yell out ‘hello nanny! And some of them come over to check if...

...This information sheet sets out the Government's position on aquaculture, and explains the roles and responsibilities of relevan...

... iconic tourism ventures and other innovative businesses are joining us – at no small expense to themselves,” said Dr Sharples. ...