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...Having worked with Māori and Pacific communities in Christchurch for more than 21 years, He Waka Tapu knows that Christmas can b... ...hosted a Moving the Māori Nation day for whānau living in Ōtautahi. Te Puni Kōkiri senior advisor in Te Waipounamu, Keela...
...looking after their pets.” Whānau enjoying the Moving the Māori Nation Day. Photo by Madison Henry. She says He Waka Tapu...

... Māori , and all of Aotearoa, his influence and expertise spanned further across te ao, where he worked with governments in Japan,...
... Māori Affairs, Child Welfare, Social Security Department, State Services Commission, and the Department of Scientific and...

...”  Such has been the impact of new funding in the north for Māori housing. ... ... home.  Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa received funding from the Māori Housing Network for two projects – housing workshops, aimed...
... or to other options provided by wider whānau.  The Māori Housing Network has assisted Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa in...

... Māori have a strong and active presence in New Zealand’s primary industries, and the New Zealand government has identified key... ... Māori have a strong and active presence in New Zealand’s primary industries, and the New Zealand government has identified key...
... has identified key actions for realising the potential of Māori land and water assets through its He kai kei aku ringa...

... Māori business leaders are encouraged to sign up for the 9th annual World Indigenous Business Forum as Rotorua gears up to host... ... Indigenous Business Forum 2018 is a shining opportunity for Māori to showcase our business and trade success to the indigenous...
...the organisation co-ordinating the forum. “Enterprising Māori will be among the 1000 business leaders from around the globe who...

...a Māori tourism workshop held in the Te Puni Kōkiri office in Gisborne began last week.... ...a Māori tourism workshop held in the Te Puni Kōkiri office in Gisborne began last week. Participants included members from loca...
...local Māori tourism operators and Activate Tairāwhiti, the local economic development agency, and Kimihia He Oranga, who produce...

...Kia haumaru te haere – keep safe! Many whānau Māori have been adversely impacted by the recent extreme weather events. The stat... ...We encourage whānau Māori to make a plan and be prepared in case future weather events bring further disruption and damage. You...
... community groups to identify and meet the needs of whānau Māori . We have 17 regional offices across the motu. Kaimahi in our...

... the contribution of more than $2.6 million towards the housing development. Māori Development Minister, Hon Te Ururoa Flavell...
...says “The partnerships and networks forged between Pahipoto Māori Committee, Kokohinau Marae, government agencies and local...

...Our organisational values , particularly manaakitanga, encourage inclusivity. To support whānau to thrive, we need to have a...
...the Māori communities we serve. This fulfils section 75 of the Public Service Act 2020 and aligns with the Public Services Papa...

...local authorities to support the aspirations of iwi and rōpū Māori ," says Chief Executive Regional Partnerships, Di Grennell... ...Pahipoto Māori Committee bought their plans for this papakāinga forward to help flood affected whanau. Te Puni Kōkiri and the...
... and Employment have both contributed $1,308 million towards the cost of the housing development. The funding supports...