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... i ngā kaupapa e whakahaerehia ana e te kāwanantanga i tēnei wā tonu i te rāngai whare, heoi, ko ngā whānau Māori te aronga...

...nō reira te āhua nei kāore ngā rautaki o ēnei wā i te mahi. Ahakoa kua whakapau kaha ki te whakaora reo ki te taumata whāiti...

...demonstrates that the most valuable asset of all isn’ t found on a balance sheet. Our most valuable asset of all are our children...

...so please if you know of someone who hasn’ t seen this email please get them to sign up. Aroha ki te Tangata will provide you...

...If you haven’ t already visited Te Papa, make time to visit Whiti Te Rā! The story of Ngāti Toa Rangatira, an exhibition marking...

...He wasn’ t able to read or write,” she says. This was the catalyst for Tauwira to go to her nephew’s school and help him out. “...

...but they never learnt te reo. "My parents weren’ t speakers but the generation before them were, even my Pākehā...
... of them were elders and I couldn’ t even respond to them because I didn’ t know what they were saying. It was...

...I wasn’ t sure what I was going to do, but it was going to be big, bold, and brave.”  Hemi, who is Ngāi Te Rangi, Ngāti Ranginui,...
... ways technology can add value and benefit them.”  Hemi doesn’ t mention the programme is his idea, one which established a...

...“I’ve been a Māori Warden for 35 years and you don’ t get paid but our job is to make sure our people are good and if not we are...

... time to head home to Whakatāne to settle down but that didn’ t last long,” he laughs. Te Amo is the owner of...
... Tūhoe] to being in the city works and sometimes it doesn’ t ,” says Pera reflecting on his experiences so far. “We buy a...