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...draw strength from our past to create an Aotearoa where all whānau can stand thrive and belong. Te Puni Kōkiri extends...
... of finding solutions for whānau au Mai Rā set out to address the barriers to whānau having access to power in...

...“I went out to our whānau and community and I had to convince them to put their children into this new te reo immersion...
...A huge task working with the whānau but it was how I started to learn about the value of service." Mere and Rachel started with...

...using digital technology to help whānau whānaui and rangatahi, as well as leaving a legacy for other aspiring Māori digital...
... in the digital creative industry. It all started with Whānau Ora Hori shares the idea to form a collective of young...

... providing support and midwifery care for women and their whānau throughout their haputanga and motherhood. Peace says her...
... attributes her achievement to a supportive partner and her whānau “as a mature Māori wahine, I had a focus and a supportive...

...getting to meet Clan Ross – my giant red haired whānau . I might not have had that chance if not for kapa haka,” explains...
...‘your kapa haka team mates and teachers quickly become your whānau .’ “My thoughts are with all our rangatira who have...

...but largely immersed in her Tūhoe ki Pōneke whānau .  “Mum’s generation always spoke te reo, so I was always aware that te reo wa...
...and whānau friend Cathy Eady. A Māori Studies Professor who has built up an impressive body of research around te reo Māori,...

... lot of trustees are volunteers and they have day jobs and whānau and kids to juggle too, which makes it hard to be across al...
... to suit up and have the meetings in Wellington that our whānau here can’t have. I will go and talk to them, and I’ll take...

...I wanted to show my work mates and my whānau that opportunities are out there and not to be afraid. “The programme has changed...
...and be respectful of others and have a bit of courage. “My whānau have seen a change. My children have seen dad work up the...

... whanau that were reflective of wider trends. In particular, the whanau were...
... Line 0800 933 922 (for information about ngā pepi & whānau ) Government earthquake helpline: 0800 779...

...an icon on the North Shore – the Tainui descendent says her whānau moved north and settled in Devonport because her husband...
... so we used to always use mine.” Being a Warden is hard on whānau and sometimes Peggy wonders how her husband Michael puts up...