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... land om their whenua, either by changing how they utilise their land o...
... be used to help assess land re potential/productivity and identify improved land management practises....

... land management and a range of other community activities, including representing the New Zealand Māori Council at the local...
...Parekura went to the Māori Land Court to get the farm back. He was in his early 30s when he succeeded. Tuppence recalled that...

... to the next level because I haven’t got the ability to save money at the moment, and it’s really hard to find a place to live…...
... tona turanga waewae.” Hold on to even a modest piece of land for your sustenance in keeping with the saying, heaven is hi...

... the retention of land .  2. To make it easier for Māori land make decisions about how their land is governed and...
... reform has been motivated by Maori land owners calls that Maori land is retained for future generations (Taonga Tuk...

...Māori land range of discussions, including with: •          Māori land ...
... those working in the interests of Māori land owners (lawyers, accountants, advisors, farmers, business...

...for land onse to COVID-19 restrictions and economic impacts, Māori land entities...
... pandemic is over. This third report poses questions Māori land entities should consider to help them prepare for the future...

...which will help Māori land owners improve the productivity of their land , will be supported by $12.8 million in the Budget, Māor...
... the Te Ture Whenua Māori Act. “Significant tracts of Māori land remain under-utilised and improving its performance and...

...nd Related Matters) Amendment Act to make it easier for Māori land owners to connect with and use their whenua. ...

... 10-day course covers how to start a business with no money , sales and marketing, building a great website, social media...
... stories. “It’s all about how to start a business with NO money , and how to have fun bringing your business to life. For man...

...“Some farmers are unable to work on their land because the sun has dried the clay layers of dirt.” Lee had a lot of spare time...
...hard day’s work. “The boys can’t wait to get home and spend money on their whānau, rather than just sitting around at home...