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...paddlers and their whānau supported one another to show up to training and keep going. Wānanga on traditional Māori leadershi...
...It’s a foot in the door for rangatahi and their families, and a way for us to engage and give back to communities,” Walton Walke...

... than 150 players and supporters attended the tournament with one travelling from as far away as Papua New Guinea to compete. ...
... one for the first time,” said Te Pio. This was also the first time attending for a rōpū from Taranaki who did extremely well at...

...collaborative action to ensure social enterprises meet their full potential. The audience was made up of Ministers, MPs, iwi...
... co-founder of Patu Aotearoa Levi Armstrong was one of four social enterprise leaders who shared their stories...

... for local Māori land owners. “Te Tai Rāwhiti is one of the priority regions for the Māori Land Service with over ...
... meet their aspirations for their land when it opens its doors ,” Mrs Jones said. “I would like to encourage all land owners...

... provide a safe environment for our wardens to work in. “In full lock down, we asked our Wātene to stop working until we had ...
...And they have done so magnificently!” One of the more contentious issues has been around the community-led cordons that have...

... programme aims to support Māori to achieve their full potential in the workplace and contribute to thriving,...
... as a direct result of running the training and development. One hundred per cent of the employers that responded to the surve...

...Our special one off event at the Westpac Stadium, The Royal Military Edinburgh Tattoo, includes over 200 performers from the top...
...Grant Stevenson with a cast headed by Jim Moriarty and set in one of the largest operating pop-up books ever built. The pages...

... full kura ā Iwi also received the Tupuānuku (Education Award). One of...
...was one of the most successful in the country. Arts Laureate and activist Tame Iti (Ngāi Tūhoe, Ngāti Wairere, Ngāti Hauā, Te...

... groups enabled the paddlers and their whānau to support one another to show up to training and succeed, through positive...
...It’s a foot in the door for rangatahi, and a way for us to engage and give back to communities.” Te Puni Kōkiri Matika: Moving...

... or her electricity bill or that she’s leaving the oven door open and things like that – she’s nice and toasty and warm –...
...so there’s those memories of my dad – one of the reasons why it’s important for my mum to be here,” says Joe. Myra is a...