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...and supporters of Māori literature and Māori shers have been telling and publishing Māori stories for almos... ...The Awards are an opportunity for the many Māori writers living in Aotearoa – and even internationally – to add their voices and...
... was established to generate more published works by Māori writers, and support the evolution of these writers from...

...ications and significance of media’s treatment of mātauranga Māori .... ...It looked into the treatment of mātauranga Māori by media practitioners and opportunities for improvement. Key outtakes which...
...is for broadcasters and outlines what is meant by mātauranga Māori and why it’s important, as well as the media’s potential rol...

...Kia maumahara tonu tātou ki a rātou. When the 28th Māori Battalion banner was marched out of Pipitea on 1 December 2012 it... ...the number of surviving 28th Māori Battalion members was 24 after the passing of Donald Taylor of C Coy. A Commemorative and...
...Associate Minister of Māori Affairs Hon Christopher Finlayson and Chief of Defence Force Lt-Gen Rhys Jones. Surrounded by...

... Māori x one. A century and a half ago the creation of the Native Land Court... ... Māori land law. At the same time the amount of land in Māori indle. In 1993 Te Ture Whenua Māori ...
... enacted with one of its key objectives to see remaining Māori land retained. However, that Act still inherited a patchwork o...

...the Minister for Māori Development and the Minister for Whānau Ora are required, under the Public Finance Act 1989, to report on... ...that information in the context of Māori lopment investment. Funding through Vote Māori Development aims to support whānau...

... Maori land utilise their whenua as applications to the new Whenua Maori Fund start... ... A group of Māori land uture aspirations for their whenua. The Whenua Māori Fund is one initiative in ...
... work to give Maori ers more say and control in what happens with their land It is designed to help land ownersto get...

...The Whenua Māori Fund was set up to assist owners and trustees of Māori freehold land to prepare for new opportunities, improve... ... – Taitokerau Māori Forestry Land ting foreman, Maihi Tana Te Tai Tokerau Māori Forestry...
... the Whenua Māori totype and attracting new investors. Te Tai Tokerau Māori Forestry...

...the Māori economy and Māori land -based sectors. The reports have been commissioned by Te Puni Kōkiri to support whenua businesse... ... and whenua businesses. The survival of the Māori economy and Māori land -based businesses relies on how well they respond...
... we have commissioned the commercial expertise of Deloitte’s Māori services team, Hourua Pae Rau to prepare three...

... Māori horticulture pioneers, Kihi and Maria Ngatai planted the first kiwifruit vines in the Tauranga region more than forty year... ... whānau and helped take care of 35 hectares of ancestral land . Exploring horticulture opportunities Kihi and Maria were...
...a member of the Māori , was sharing concerns at a conference about ‘idle land ’ and was asked...

...The business activities of Māori Authorities and other Māori enterprises come under the spotlight in new data produced by... ...Among the highlights are: There are 1227 Māori Authorities and subsidiaries with a quarter operating in the primary sector an...
...including leasing rural land A further 780 self-identified Māori enterprises are spread across various industries Of the 2,000...