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... sport among Māori is still as strong now as it was when it first started,” said Philip Morrison, President Golden Shears...
...At first they used it as an opportunity to support and grow the skills of their workers, which it still does.  Now the whānau ar...

...learned in books such as Rangitāne: A Tribal History and the first Niuean dictionary. Through his research and experiences, Joc...
... Mary was a finalist in the 2006 Montana Book Awards for her first biography on her own father, Sir Charles Fleming. Mary’s wor...

...Respected local Māori men were the first to take up the posts. Their presence would often dispel any brewing trouble. And so...
...Ari’s first cousin Debra Green is also on board, alongside Jasmine Solomon and the only male member, Hadlee Breen. Each member...

... Māori Affairs was definitely not on Rachel’s radar when she first started at Te Puni Kōkiri. She was working at Te Rūnanganui...
...supported the Minister to take the first Māori trade delegation to China.  She says relationships and linkages still exist today...

...Kōkiri for funding from the Cadetship programme to pilot its first Whakahiki i Ngā Rangatira Māori (Empowering Māori Leaders)...
...partnering with Te Puni Kōkiri on the first  one and fully funding the second two. A Māori advisory board was formed – Ngā...

... bench and looks around her new home. “Mummy is always the first one in the whare, and the last one to leave,” she says with ...
...were there at every karakia- from the first walk through of the section to the opening of the brand new flats. Working in...

...support with and an area rangatahi were interested in. “The first part focussed on getting our rangatahi work ready or into...
...life tough. “I was babied as the youngest but then I had my first baby when I was 14 and I struggled - so my Mum stepped in....

...is as the founding director of the Waitangi Tribunal and the first chief executive of Te Puni Kokiri. “I would like to think...
... me when he built his house in Ruatoria he built the library first - then all the rooms for humans. “Although he is no longer...

... Dr Sharples said when Māori and Polynesian ancestors first explored and settled the Pacific, science, innovation and courage...

... was signed Māori entrepreneurs were leading New Zealand’s first overseas trade missions, they were helping to establish our...