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...had a significant impact on Māori communities. Our thoughts remain with those who lost loved ones, were displaced, and all... ...had a significant impact on Māori communities specifically in the regions of Te Tai Tokerau, Tāmaki Makaurau, Waikato-Waiariki...
... risks to Māori infrastructure and taonga, such as marae and urupā, housing , businesses,...

... a new biography of the larger-than-life former Minister of Māori Affairs, the late Parekura Horomia.  It is written by former... ... Māori .  Parekura and his wife Gladwyn at Koro Wallace Kaa's house i...
...including representing the New Zealand Māori Council at the local level. In 1978 and part of 1979, he worked with Boydie...

...Te Puni Kōkiri through the Māori Housing Network assisted the whānau to set up their papakāinga on their tribal lands. During...
... Minister Flavell. At the heart of the Pūkaki papakāinga housing project is the alienation of a whānau from their tupuna...

...– in particular the Māori Language (Te Reo Māori ) Bill, the Māori Housing Network , and Te Ture Whenua Māori Reform. In the same...
...Minita Whanaketanga Māori Whānau Ora in meeting with whānau, hapu, iwi and Māori throughout the year to set a pathway forward...

... Māori have the added disadvantage when homeless of being disconnected from their culture, spirituality and whānau. Story... ...women and children homeless in Lower Hutt and within the Māori community we support.  We do not know how many homeless there are...
... people don’t always report these circumstances.  We have Māori living under bridges, living in unsuitable or overcrowded...

...Minister for Māori Development Willie Jackson has today announced the next steps in developing a national plan to implement the... ...partnership with Māori marae, a cultural focal point for South Auckland Māori , to discuss a...
... over the next few months with key iwi and significant Māori organisations on how they wish to be involved. This will be...

...lessons and networks to reduce, prevent and end homelessness. The hui was hosted by the New Zealand Coalition to End...
...a national network with a vision of ‘an Aotearoa without homelessness’. Mark Lester, who lives on the streets of Christchurch...

... likely that only local marae buildings have more historical Māori significance than the Ngā Wai e Rua building on Lowe street... ... likely that only local marae buildings have more historical Māori significance than the Ngā Wai e Rua building on Lowe street...
...has housed many Māori organisations since its opening on the 21st of November in 1960. It was originally known as The Government...

...Kelly doubted she could buy a house on her own. “After talking with Inez it gave me the confidence that I needed and lifted my...
... have 100 people registered to take part. The Māori Housing Network is successfully working through organisations like...

...30 Māori Wardens are deployed at Christchurch East and are now based at the Roy Stokes Hall in New Brighton. 16 of these are on... ...30 Māori Wardens are deployed at Christchurch East and are now based at the Roy Stokes Hall in New Brighton. 16 of these are on...
... and complementary effort between the government and Māori sector. Focus remains on Christchurch East. Christchurch...