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...that by the end of it you’re so tired you can’ t really be bothered doing anything.”  He also applies the ‘never too late’...
...so I’m Ngāti Kahu through my Dad and I don’ t know much about my links, but I want to learn more.”   His sincerity about this is...

... are things we can do to protect ourselves. What we mustn’ t do is assume we can go and have kai with friends or pop round...
... t look after you – also need to be looked after and you shouldn’ t do...

...so they don’ t want to take the packages because of the support they already have in place, they would rather it go to a whānau...
...few days until their benefit comes in. “A lot of whānau weren’ t prepared to have their children home for so long and not being...

...weren’ t going to get a kai. I’m happy to say we’ve been able to provide 490 lunches a day to children up here on the coast,” she...
... local talent as her business grows. “Girls can’ t be what girls can’ t see. I go into local colleges for the Girls with...

...We can’ t wait until 2030 or 2040.  We’ve got to start now in every sphere. Te Taura Whiri has a pivotal role to play in...
... think we all know that Māori language advocacy isn’ t easy and my advice to her is to keep advocating. It’s never...

...It wasn’ t a Native School, but it was just down the road from Aorangi Marae so lots of locals there too. Māori language was...
...the Te Ao Hou magazine series in the early 1950s. But it wasn’ t just intellectual pursuits that interested him. Jock liked to...

... hesitant to accept because he hadn’ t o a marae since he was a child and he couldn’ t speak Māori. Despite this, he has n...
...It wasn’ t until he spoke with his colleague Jonno Webster who told him it was about reciting your ancestral connections to the...

...“You don’ t need a degree to start a business, just a positive mind set and belief that you can do it,” says Nicole Hogan. “We...
...into business together. “We are definitely proof that you don’ t need to work for someone else to achieve what you want to...

... hesitant to accept because he hadn’ t o a marae since he was a child and he couldn’ t speak Māori. Despite this, he has n...
...It wasn’ t until he spoke with his colleague Jonno Webster who told him it was about reciting your ancestral connections to the...

...“I didn’ t go down to the parade itself so I wasn’ t sure what the numbers were going to be like, but watching everyone flock...
... say what they were going to do and just do it and we didn’ t have to worry about it. We could trust that they would finish...