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...The Government has announced a new kaupapa which ensures key agencies and professionals who work with children are better... ...The Government has announced a new kaupapa which ensures key agencies and professionals who work with children are better...

...It is a key accountability document, which all New Zealand Government departments are required to produce.... ... studies from whānau or Māori business initiatives.   Our key deliverables for each focus area include (but are not limited...

... Ministers (BIM’s) outline the roles of the Ministers and the key issues in their respective portfolios – Māori Development and... ... for the next three years and beyond and sets out the key issues and decisions each Minister will need to make over the...

... Ministers (BIMs) outline the roles of the Ministers and the key issues in their respective portfolios – Māori Development and... ...Both BIMs set out the key issues and decisions each Minister will need to make in their first months leading up to Waitangi Day...

...sity pathway. On the eve of his retirement from Te Puni Kōkiri he shared some of his memories.... ... He later worked for the Maori Affairs Department and ended up as The Maori Trustee. Another cousin, May Paki attended Otago doin...
... Auckland he ees before securing a job with law firm Russell McVeagh. He thinks he was the...

... Māori aged 18-29 understand the value of their vote is a key driver of a new programme to get more whānau enrolled and... ...she said. "That conversation is key , because research tells us that before we can get people on board to enrol and vote we have...

...as he shares memories from the past 25 years.... ...home from the 1991 Rugby World Cup in the United Kingdom when he landed a job at the newly formed Te Puni Kōkiri. The Māori...
... he till here. “The place has changed because our mahi changed,” he s first day in the early 90s, he has...

... He reflects on being the Regional Manager since 2003 at the Ministry for Māori Development in the South Island.... ... as part of the Christchurch Central Recovery Plan where he is working to bridge the gap between Māori communities and th...
... effectively with them and what are their aspirations?” He predicts Ngāi Tahu will continue to grow stronger and the...

...building  key infrastructure including roads, telecommunications, water, power and gas networks.... ... support the recruitment and development of Māori employees,” he says. “For Downer it is really important to develop our...

...Marae are a key feature of the cultural Infrastructure of Māori society, acting as guardians of mātauranga and taonga and... ... undertaking succession planning and training activities for key roles. Most marae operate under some form of legal structure,...
... administration and succession. The report focuses on three key areas: Cultural Infrastructure and Capability, which looks...