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...conviction and mana brings their children to New Zealand’s House of Representatives. Haruru mai ana a Tumutumuwhenua i ngā...
... This land will be leased back to the New Zealand Defence Force for fifteen years with a right of renewal of up to one hundred...

... rediscovering their whakapapa and family trees. For New Zealanders, the settlement of historical Treaty of Waitangi...
...then New Zealanders must also embrace our shared history, and our shared place names. Based at Omaha Marae, Ngāti Manuhiri...

...Di encourages New Zealanders to also recall the political influence of wāhine Māori such as Meri Te Tai Mangakāhia, of Te Rarawa...
... to making change that will truly benefit the lives of New Zealand women. “The movement for gender equality is ongoing,...

...they’ve decided for themselves it’s the new way they’re going to have to live for a while. “In this little space of time they’v...
... that others in isolation might not have that connection. New ways of being whānau What else has the whānau discovered?...

...Toko Kapea. “We know rangatahi Māori are early adopters of new and emerging technologies, and are incredibly savvy operators...
... leading to the creation of jobs. Toko shares that with the new partnership that they expect significant growth for PCV...

... a special resolution). Transition from the old law to the new law Schedule 1 of the Māori Purposes Act 2022 includes...
...rather than the new 20 working days requirement. Fifteen working days’ notice is still needed for Māori incorporation meetings a...

... whenua. In 2013 Cabinet approved a recommendation that a new bill be written and in 2014 a comprehensive consultation...
... the key objectives of the current reforms is to establish a new Māori Land Service to help land owners with decisions they...

...hapū and Iwi Māori.” “Māori are now facing a new era where those stories and experiences can provide a valuable background to...

... Otahuhu Netball Centre. He was nominated for a Pride of New Zealand Award in the Community Spirit category for his...

...and new internship programmes with the Treasury and ASB. Toni Orviss (Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti, Ngāti Hau) is in her second year at...