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...The “purpose” is at the heart of that direction. Many Māori organisations have multiple purposes. They may have to balance...
...This can make running a Māori organisation particularly challenging. The purpose provides direction for all planning. For...

... Act 1957 and the Trustee Act 1957. More information for Māori Trust Boards Board members are elected representatives....
... the assets in accordance with the provisions of the Māori Trust Boards Act for the general benefit of the...

... have been a cornerstone of Māori iety for generations. They are a place where Māori customs and traditions are...
... Digital Connectivity include: an enhanced ability for Māori to access key services and skills necessary for improved...

...through a te ao Māori lens. Kōkiri magazine was produced until the end of 2016. Here you can find an archive of Kōkiri magazine....

...Te Puni Kōkiri is led by Secretary for Māori Development, Dave Samuels who is supported by a team of Deputy Secretaries. ...

...eleased and affirms this unique approach is working well for Māori and Pacific families....

... – December 1892 Native Department and Department of Māori Affairs Judge Edgar (Under-Secretary) June 1906 –...
... of Māori Affairs - Manatū Māori ber 1991 Te Puni Kōkiri - Ministry of Māori ...

... of appointment: In some structures used by Māori organisations, and in some organisational constitutions,...
...new board members can be a particularly challenging area for Māori charitable trusts. Rather than a strictly business skill...

...for Structures under the Te Ture Whenua Māori Act The trust order made by the Māori Land Court usually sets out the...
... of the Māori the trust on an annual basis. More information for Māori ...

...in Waikato DHB 91.5% of Māori (12+), had had one dose, 88.2% had had two doses, and 51.3% had had their booster.  Te Arawa mara...
... from the Māori resilience of vulnerable communities and help hapori Māori manage the...